Sentence examples for discontent around from inspiring English sources

But she says: "There seems to be a growing discontent around the treatment brides receive from wedding suppliers in general".

The Bundys, no doubt aware of how other occupations (notably Occupy) have gathered inchoate political discontent around symbolic dissent, were bidding to be heroes.

There have been rumblings of discontent around Lampard and Didier Drogba, the latter of whom is out of contract at the end of the season.

Education access Despite general consensus as to the inherent cultural-economic value of musical study, there was considerable discontent around the table about its accessibility.

In Maryland earlier this year, state regulators, aware of the discontent around the country, temporarily blocked a utility's smart-meter proposal, citing inadequate planning and the potential cost to consumers.

It's undeniable that the invasion of Iraq created the vacuum in which Al Qaeda has flourished, and that American support for dictators, from the Shah of Iran to the Saudi royal family, has stoked discontent around the region.

A major focus of Ryukyu's discontent revolves around the continued presence of US military bases on Okinawa, the main island in the Ryukyu archipelago.

But as discontent spread around the continent, Britain held the dubious honor of being the country most flattened by the protests.

Paul Angone, author of 101 Secrets for your Twenties, defines this new OCD as "our compulsion to constantly compare ourselves with others, producing unwanted thoughts and feelings that drive us into depression, consumption, anxiety, and all-around discontent".

While I adore winter, I'm willing to admit a small amount of discontent once March rolls around and we're dealing with the piles of gray snow and the glazed over eyes of my fellow winter weary Ohioans.

There is more than enough discontent to go around.