One way of looking at last week's midterm results is as a national mood swing, made up of irrational fear (Ebola, the terrorist next door), anxiety about the economy, and, perhaps above all, a vague, very real dissatisfaction with President Obama, stemming in part from a wish that he'd do something, as if a President has the power to do very much about ordinary problems that affect us all.
"They are complaining, but this is a kind of the zeitgeist, not real agony, not real suffering, not real dissatisfaction with the basic cornerstone of the system.
There was real dissatisfaction that Jeremy wasn't there.
Ms. Beck, making her New York debut, brings an understated sweetness to her role as Marnie, whose inebriation gradually subsides as she discloses the real dissatisfaction fueling the evening's folly.
Getting a number to call and a real live person to talk with to voice dissatisfaction about Amazon's decision to employ Woody Allen was not easy, but here it is: 866 216 1072.
Lee expressed some dissatisfaction with the early versions of the song saying, "It's not even a real piano.
I feel professionally insecure without these materials") [ 12] suggests a real need to investigate further the link between lack of information and feelings of professional isolation and general dissatisfaction among rural health workers.
The reason for using clustering (rather than interpolation or curve fitting) is that we assume that in a real scenario we do not have any prior knowledge of the relationship between policy thresholds and the corresponding user dissatisfaction performance.
A senior Western diplomat calls this "a real opportunity for Nigeria to kick itself into a new sphere".Though widely shared, that sentiment has not silenced the general dissatisfaction.
Grayling said: "[This issue] has become this sort of lightning conductor for the whole dissatisfaction that everybody feels about what's happening in higher education... which is really bad, so they pick on something to have a real go at".
