Sentence examples for deeply discontented from inspiring English sources
And no matter how much the international community may cheer him, Mr. Brown must ultimately face a deeply discontented British electorate before June 2010.
Following Thursday's meeting, the Ulster Unionist Party said there were elements of the budget paper it was "deeply discontented" with and criticised Sinn Féin's stance on welfare reform.
It is part of a long saga of cross-Channel tension stretching back at least to the hundred years war, which is still evident today in deeply different approaches to the European Union, or invitations by David Cameron and Boris Johnson to discontented French entrepreneurs to move to the UK.
Dad (Noah Taylor) is a deeply depressed ichthyologist, whose profession provides the film with its central images, his mother (Sally Hawkins) a discontented civil servant drawn to an old flame, a flamboyant spiritual new-age hippy healer played by Paddy Considine.
"The masses are discontented.
Sonia is discontented, self-pitying and loveless.
Meanwhile, he was growing discontented with Paris.
I'm very discontented right now.
She is always discontented, not at peace.
At present, the latter is clearly discontented.
