Sentence examples for discontent expressed from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Amaral's declarations echoed a certain discontent expressed by Mr. da Silva as a candidate.

During the summer and the early autumn, a growing popular discontent expressed itself in polls.

Sitting in a wheelchair and surrounded by relatives, Nuria Capdevila, 86, said the discontent expressed by Catalans on Tuesday could not compare to the hunger and civil war of her youth.

Today, the kind of boredom and discontent expressed by the characters in "And While We Were Here" permeates the movies and television and is a cliché of contemporary life.

Still, his phone call to Lo Duca and the frustration that leaked out to MLB.com raise the question of whether Wright, who figures to be a Met for as long as he wants, shares some of the discontent expressed by Lo Duca and Wagner.

Yet there was discontent expressed by home supporters at Brighton's last game at the Amex Stadium, a damaging televised 1-0 loss to Millwall, the side immediately above them in the table, after which Hyypia had suggested he was considering his future.

In consequence, the art of the period often seems melancholic and introverted, the discontent expressing itself in historical and exotic themes or in a passionate concern with the humble and rejected members of society.

Such discontent was expressed in the city's fashion district of Union Square, which features an estimated 30 fur-selling retailers.

As related to the IENs' work contracts with and financial reimbursement from the health authority, significant discontent was expressed by many IENs particularly with regard to their expectation of working in their area of specialty.

Some local shopkeepers expressed discontent.

Many expressed discontent with political leaders on both sides.