Before devolution, Scots had a deep dissatisfaction with it.
The movement has its origins in Dadaism: it grew from a deep dissatisfaction with bourgeois values that the surrealists believed caused, among other outrages, the first world war.
When, at last, her character receives a proposal of marriage, she blushes with perplexity, not joy, and the frown that furrows her brow tells of a deep dissatisfaction with the romantic norms.
Corbyn's stunning win spoke to a deep dissatisfaction with politics as usual but this first week will not have persuaded many voters that he would replace the status quo with anything better.
Nevertheless, middle class living standards in Brazil are lower than in many developed countries and the recent wave of demonstrations in Brazil reflects a deep dissatisfaction with public services in the country.
There was also a deep dissatisfaction with ineffectual government, as represented by the entrenched establishment, that seemed to be unable to accomplish anything of substance for everyday Americans.
Medical attendants expressed a deep dissatisfaction relating to salary, access to allowances and very few opportunities for upgrading through training.
Many informants expressed a deep dissatisfaction with this, a sense of injustice or unfairness, frustrating efforts to communicate evidence and experience from low-income countries, which in some cases could hold potential benefits for US populations.
Data also suggests a deep dissatisfaction with the quality of training currently provided as none of the respondents felt that the training in any of these settings was adequate to prepare students.> -wrap-foot> Note: all percentages less than 75% have been rated as inadequate.
His high government rank — minister-level officials are rarely fired under such a cloud — hints at far deeper dissatisfaction with one of China's most publicized and sweeping domestic initiatives.
