Sentence examples for discontent voiced from inspiring English sources
It comes at a particularly difficult time for the king, whose authority has been sapped by the growing discontent voiced by demonstrators.
The smoky ska of Tomorrow is a perfect setting for the teenage discontent voiced in the lyric, and on I'm Going Back, a desire for whisky-soaked oblivion (after bad exam results, perhaps) is set alight by a thrumming double bass and wild rockabilly rhythm.
The economist Albert O. Hirschman famously observed that consumers have two ways of registering their discontent: "voice" and "exit".
In 532 public discontent was voiced most dramatically in Constantinople by the Nika revolt ("Nika"—"Conquer," or "Win"—was the cry of rival factions at the races in the hippodrome).
Many freshmen voiced discontent with this plan.
Discontent was also voiced about American church leaders; a majority of Catholic respondents said they thought those leaders had done a poor job.
Kaplan and Levien have not been criticised as vehemently as the former shareholders who sold to them, although some fans have voiced discontent at a lack of spending, after Levien and Kaplan paid so much to buy the club.
While intellectual types have celebrated Björk's recent work — musicologists are lining up to analyze what one scholar plausibly calls her "anti- and hyper-pop" — some longtime fans have voiced discontent.
This was a 1947 crackdown on protesters who voiced discontent over the then Kuomintang party's rule over Taiwan as it faced defeat by the communists in mainland China.
Egyptians who have long voiced discontent with their government are now taking to the streets in unprecedented numbers demanding change.
