Sentence examples for being discontented with from inspiring English sources

It brings out that there is a contradiction between believing, as a Stoic must, that the world is providentially run, and being discontented with anything that happens.

But Simenon was discontented with being a writer of potboilers.

Like Brando, McQueen was discontented with pretty-boy fame.

The lady in Booth Three is discontented With her last wave, rejects.

Mr Thompson has assiduously courted social conservatives, who are discontented with the existing field.

Yet dislike of coalition also means the Conservatives are discontented with Mr Cameron.

The answer must be that a good many Americans, however full their pockets, are discontented with something.

He is discontented with his unmarried status, and nurses a desire for one of his brother's wives.

In a news conference on Tuesday, President Karzai said that candidates who were discontented with the outcome should take their complaints to court rather than attacking their opponents.

"I think it will not be difficult to find 50 people who are discontented with David Cameron at the end, probably more," Lord Finkelstein told the BBC.

Margot is discontented with the routines her married life has fallen into, despite having in Lou a kind, tolerant, flexible man to comfort her.