Sentence examples for deep discontent from inspiring English sources

This time, however, the protests are fed by deep discontent.

France, in a show of deep discontent, called for postponement of the trade talks.

But the background, in both unions, is one of a profession in deep discontent.

The demonstrations revealed the deep discontent and anger over the junta's economic mismanagement.

They have fed on the deep discontent that prevails across the Sunni heartland, provoked and sustained by Maliki.

That is a pity for Mr Miliband, since the results also reveal deep discontent with David Cameron's Britain.

There are small infidelities and rebellions, masking deeper discontent.

FOR those monitoring the health of beaches on the East End, this has been the winter of deepest discontent.

The masochistic, sleep-deprived chaos may be nothing new, but beneath the usual end-of-year mayhem a deeper discontent appears to be brewing.

Sitting across from each other at dinner after a bad day at work, a bottle of wine sitting between us, my husband Pete and I would take turns growling about our bosses, our lengthy to-do lists and our overflowing inboxes – each gripe emblematic of a deeper discontent.

News spread, thousands rushed to the square in sympathy, and soon the incident had become a lightning rod for wider, deeper discontent.