Sentence examples for a certain discontent from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Amaral's declarations echoed a certain discontent expressed by Mr. da Silva as a candidate.

"This may have stemmed from a certain discontent with the civilization and culture in which I lived.

But it is certainly a lovely coincidence that he arrived in time to distract from the certain discontent and anguish about the Jets' misplaced loyalty that will attend their personal seat licenses plan.

Ambition breeds a certain amount of discontent with the status quo.

He is played by Donal Logue, who has a schlubby sex appeal and easily settles into the skin of a man who has made a certain peace with his discontents.

It's OK to discuss with colleagues your discontent to a certain degree, but be careful not to cross the line.

In her scrappy treatise on punctuation and its discontents, Lynne Truss mentions that a certain kind of comma should be treated as half of a pair, "even if you can only see one of them".

To a certain extent those governments keep a lid on popular discontent.

My discontent lies in the work of a certain Milton Gross, who undertook several months ago to amuse the public by crosa sections of Ghetto life done in dialect.

"I am convinced that at a certain moment... the army will end up manifesting its discontent, and take this opportunity to stand on the side of the constitution.

"There is a certain anti-government, anti-Cuomo sentiment among the voters, and the way voters can voice their discontent this year is to vote for a Republican Senate," said Robert M. Haggerty, the director of the Senate Republican Campaign Committee.