Sentence examples for acute discontent from inspiring English sources
She is running for President at a time of acute discontent.
Rumours of acute discontent among the Lions squad were finally lent official credence by Matt Dawson's column in yesterday's Daily Telegraph.
This nonsense of looking to the wealth of others is a guaranteed recipe for working even more hours, failing to enjoy one's wealth and acute discontent.
That's what's behind this discontent".
By the middle of the 16th century the problems of religious disunity resulting from the spread of Protestantism and of peasant discontent had also become acute in Livonia.
If many Nepalis did not escape to the relative prosperity of India, discontent would be more acute.In recent years, Nepal has been tugged between foreign aid donors, which contribute an inordinate share of the country's budget, and politicians, who have been too preoccupied with privilege and preferment to do much about the country's rising poverty.
He has a way of fetishizing his salespeople, as pushers of the goods and as acute antennae; they have first-hand experience not only with inventory and its discontents but also with the mercurial tastes and anxieties of the customers.
Discontent became universal.
