Sentence examples similar to broadcast discontent from inspiring English sources

Bosh, their All-Star power forward, broadcast his discontent a month ago when it became apparent the Raptors were in trouble.

Anthony broadcast his discontent with the Nuggets through intermediaries and news media reports but has not yet addressed the matter publicly.

Nothing was more ominous, however, than Williams's decision, on Dec. 18, to publicly broadcast his discontent with Avery Johnson's offense.

The Saudis have already broadcast their discontent about the Iran agreement, and America's Syria policy, by refusing their newly won seat on the United Nations Security Council last month.

Hasn't Twitter enabled Iranians to broadcast their discontent?

Ironically, such focus may encourage further violence by providing a profitable platform to broadcast popular discontent.

Early broadcasts sought to sow fear and discontent among Taliban soldiers by ridiculing their leaders and promising death to those who fought on.

For most executives at the major U.S. broadcast networks, this has been a season of discontent.

For most executives at the major broadcast networks, this has been a season of discontent.

As discontent with the government grows and financially struggling channels increasingly broadcast reruns rather than original programming, alternative sites may gain even greater popularity.

Frustrated, Mr. Stone broadcast a message about his aggravation on Twitter, joining an emerging online chorus of discontent with Clipper.