Sentence examples for context of discontent from inspiring English sources

The movie may have been born out of grief for the loss of a political leader, but viewed in the current context of discontent it becomes something else entirely: a final battle cry for a political movement that may be coming to an end.

In the context of the discontent that has gathered around Ibrox, the sense is of supporters being given little time to make their choice.

"Loud public declarations from EU leaders and their opposition to TTIP in recent weeks can only be understood in the context of growing public discontent over the CETA deal.

To add some context to this, it's worth going back to the start: in the fall of 1960, New Tendencies is born of discontent.

But there were mutterings of discontent.

Some stirrings of discontent can be found.

But there are several sources of discontent.

There was a general murmur of discontent.

There were, nevertheless, persistent signs of discontent.

The 1970s may have seen the winter of discontent, but Tony Glenville, creative director at the London College of Fashion, says the fashion world is "looking at this period in a purely creative way, not the political context.

But there are loud murmurings of discontent.