Indeed, it might choose a desperate option to shore up support: "If pressure and the discontent of people on the street increase, the last resort for the regime will be to provoke a war with foreigners".
Wagner himself grumbled over the scenery and costumes for the inaugural production of 1876 — "R. is very sad, says he wishes he could die!" Cosima Wagner wrote in her diary — and the discontent of the Wagnerians has not ceased since.
"Then comes the economic stranglehold, currency collapses, and the discontent of women who have been fighting inequalities.
Since Matthew Weiner's drama first aired in 2007, its protagonist, Don Draper, has held sway as a sort of American icon of luminous yet condescending masculinity; a personification of the fables of high capitalism and the discontents of domestic life; and an embodiment of the pleasures and perils of the American dream.
The Superferry will also carry S.U.V.'s and trailered boats, allowing Oahu fishermen frustrated by the island's depleted waters to gain access to the richer grounds of Maui and Kauai — to the discontent of local fisherman.
Returning to Jerusalem, she was still far from well, and the poet Louis Lawler noticed the discontent of this "strange and difficult woman", and Reggie's "wonderfully patient" behaviour, despite Manning calling her husband by his last name throughout the period.
Yet sociologists and analysts say that the discontent of the urban middle class in Moscow is now mirrored in other large Russian cities.
Let us abandon him and find another!" Sensing the discontent of his charges, the guide cleverly led them into a deeper part of the river, where the current was stronger and the footing more treacherous.
The discontent of Loria and his deputies has been palpable throughout the show, whose most frequent motif has been the gathering of executives and scouts to complain, sometimes in brutal and profane fashion, about the failures of their players.
"My one and only life?" She supplements the story of Kitty's awakening to the disillusioning truths of adulthood with a subplot about the discontent of Kitty and Johnny's alcoholic friend, Miles (Quentin Maré).
NOW is the discontent of our winter.
