Sentence examples for a year of discontent from inspiring English sources

EXPLANATORY REPORTING THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE In a year of discontent among air travelers, The Tribune published a series of articles, titled "Gateway to Gridlock," that traced the fortunes of individual passengers, a major airline, an overburdened air traffic control system and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.

Precarious coach travel and wild beasts aside, Duffy appears to be prospering in alien surroundings after a year of discontent.

Comment about Gov. Mario Cuomo's chances for re-election in a year of voter discontent with incumbents.

The New Yorker, October 31 , 1994P. 5 Comment about Gov. Mario Cuomo's chances for re-election in a year of voter discontent with incumbents.

By Sidney Blumenthal The New Yorker, October 31 , 1994P. 5 Comment about Gov. Mario Cuomo's chances for re-election in a year of voter discontent with incumbents.

Dickens's spirits and confidence in the future had indeed declined: 1855 was "a year of much unsettled discontent for him," his friend Forster recalled, partly for political reasons (or, as Forster hints, his political indignation was exacerbated by a "discontent" that had personal origins).

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GLANCE around the table at East Asia's annual security get-together for locals and interested outsiders, in Manila on July 27th, to see the damage done to the region's delicate balance of power by a year of plummeting currencies, simmering discontent and rising nationalism.

If Paul did run again as a Libertarian, he would surely exceed the Party's best-ever performance in a Presidential election of about a million votes nationally, in 1980, another year of discontent.

Rather, the emblematic figure of Chile's year of discontent is Camila Vallejo, a 23-year-old Communist student leader.

While Saturday's action by the African National Congress's 86-member national executive committee required a day and a half of deliberations, it was actually the culmination of seven years of discontent between South Africa's most powerful politicians: Mr. Mbeki and Mr. Zuma, the man he fired in 2005 as his deputy.