Sentence examples for a simmering discontent from inspiring English sources
Only the chronically insulated in India could fail to sense a simmering discontent with the way that politics is conducted.
A simmering discontent boiled over in January after Mr Stoiber was caught up in a snooping scandal.
Even in her 90's, she stokes a simmering discontent about her mother's long-ago neglect, which surfaces repeatedly in her work and in this respectful, slow-moving compilation of visits to her New York atelier.
It gets related to us as a simmering discontent at home towards the West which eventually boiled over into that familiar factional infighting.
But the share-buying angered right-wing Italian politicians, and brought to the boil a simmering discontent over what some saw as Mr Profumo's excessive autonomy.
According to Hermansen, this approach quelled any simmering discontent (over the look of the turbines, say) that could have arisen if only some in the community stood to benefit.
"It seems like their main focus is managing this as a P.R. exercise, but it's impossible to repress the reality, which is that there is a great simmering discontent".
IT IS a familiar-sounding tale: after decades of simmering discontent a new form of media gives opponents of an authoritarian regime a way to express their views, register their solidarity and co-ordinate their actions.
He has also kept a lid on the simmering discontent within his own Fatah movement by persuading them that nothing should be done that would hinder the replacement of Israel's "anti-peace" government with a "pro-peace" one.
In any case, their relationship seems to have slowly buckled under the weight of daily routines, and their household is a place where glum resignation and simmering discontent are apportioned according to an informal division of labor.
William Yardley writes from Vancouver about the anticonsumerist Canadian magazine, Adbusters, which conceived the Occupy Wall Street movement back in the summer as a way to channel the simmering discontent in the United States.
