Sentence examples for a profound dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Foremost among them is a profound dissatisfaction with the federal government's tight hold on billions that tribes have amassed by leasing their land and from court settlements awarded to them over the decades.

The effort grows out of a profound dissatisfaction among advertisers with conventional media, particularly network TV.

But concerns over healthcare, security, rising inflation and World Cup and Olympic overspending soon became the focus - along with a profound dissatisfaction with their elected leaders, who they believed did not understand the "real people" of Brazil.

*I also have to confess a profound dissatisfaction with the argument that the reason to avoid this Qur'an burning is because it endangers the lives of American soldiers.

As the afternoon wears on, I begin to realize that Bjorn's cynicism is rooted more in a deep love for his city and his country (and a profound dissatisfaction with the lack of love others around him seem to have), than in contempt.

From this angle, the Pardew-bile, the yearning for something to stir the blood, looks like an expression of a more profound dissatisfaction with the way Newcastle, and football itself, is now headed.

As Mr. Wagner, who at the time of making the film was teaching film to the Crips and the Bloods in South Central Los Angeles, put it: "I was more than ready to make a film about waking up to a feeling of profound dissatisfaction with one's life".

In 1921, as a result of profound dissatisfaction with these cases, many of which resulted from gunshot wounds of the war, I worked out a method which has proved effective and reliable ever since.

"These fans have now hopefully found a vehicle to express their profound dissatisfaction with the situation the club finds itself in, which is essentially one of a proud sporting institution transformed into a giant advertising vehicle.

The MDGs emerged from profound dissatisfaction with the effectiveness of aid to date and insistence on a "results focus" and improved monitoring and evaluation [ 28].

Braca Grubacic, a political commentator as well as being an SNS member, explains that the party is aiming to capitalise on ordinary people's profound dissatisfaction with the government and with high levels of graft.