Sentence examples for demonstrate discontent from inspiring English sources

In 1886 another notable tragedy occurred, as 14,000 laborers organized in Bay View to demonstrate discontent with labor conditions.

I don't think any mom wants to inadvertently demonstrate discontent as all that can be expected from sex and marriage by their daughters down the line -- whether married two years or 22 years.

Griping over the way the past two years played out and eager to demonstrate its discontent, the community nevertheless bit its tongue and invested itself in the elections.

For all that the villagers' cause is just, the means employed in demonstrating their discontent regularly prove counterproductive.

For several years before 1905 and especially after the humiliating Russo-Japanese War (1904 05), diverse social groups demonstrated their discontent with the Russian social and political system.

And yet they, too, remain unruly, demonstrating their discontent on the country's streets with near daily regularity, parallels that no Chinese could miss.

History has demonstrated that discontent starts among seemingly innocent and powerless groups like ours, which in time, become united with other disenchanted groups in the belief that something has to be done.

In the 1970s, the Fronte di Liberazione Naziunale Corsu (FLNC) was formed, and eagerly set about demonstrating their discontent by launching a bombing campaign on mainland France.

A recent Gallup poll showed that fewer than one in five Egyptians express a positive view of the United States, demonstrating widespread discontent regarding American intentions over the past two years.

If Trump does respectably but loses narrowly, he will have demonstrated popular discontent with a policy in which average folks pay and die for utopian foreign policy fantasies advanced by Washington policy elites.

But there is discontent, demonstrated by the mass protests last month against a bus fare increase of 20 cents and a perception the country is failing to improve basic services for all social classes — even as it spent billions to build stadiums for the Olympics and World Cup.