Sentence examples for discontent comes from inspiring English sources
AFTER a French winter of discontent, comes a hint of spring.
"The discontent comes from a lot of sources," Assemblywoman Joan Millman said.
After the autumn of discontent comes, inevitably, the winter of writing it all up.
The political discontent comes amid frustration about the lack of change in the country more than 20 years after apartheid.
The smallest squeak of discontent comes on their anniversary, when she gives him a vintage Rolex and he gives her... a flatscreen TV in the bedroom.
Much of the current discontent comes from enforcement of the requirement that various liquids and gels carried on a plane must be in individual containers of three ounces or less.
When the Arab spring reached Saudi Arabia in 2011, Shia discontent came into the open.
His discontent came with an implied threat about his future: "That's why I signed a three-year deal".
Black discontent came to a head in 1959, when the growing Nyasaland nationalist movement led to widespread disturbances.
Discontent came to a head last month when his chief of staff and four members of his shadow cabinet resigned from their posts.
Nigel Cubbage Redhill, Surrey Kevin Mitchell showed much prejudice when, having written of the Spanish outrage, he said: 'But what can justify the whinge of discontent coming still from Italy?' Why?
