"discontent without" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to feel unsatisfied or unhappy without something. Example: The wealthy businessman had everything money could buy, yet he still felt a deep sense of discontent without love in his life.
Mr de Villepin's government is perilously perched: vulnerable to fratricide from within, exposed to discontent from without.
Consequently, Rome held an increasing potential for social discontent and conflicts without a corresponding increase in means of control.
However, he notes that such "symbolic expressions of ritualized discontent" are not without value, as they are valid forms of protest.
But how can you equate the stories of such discontent - no smoke without fire, and all that - with the performance of the Lions in the Test?
QUESTION FROM FRED: How can Obama respond to the voter discontent and address anger without bringing the attention on his Administration as the reason for it in the first place?
Under the terms of Theresa May's limited suspension of collective responsibility, Greening will be able to continue expressing her discontent with the decision without actively campaigning against it.
Leaders seem to be hoping that mounting unrest and discontent can be contained without the introduction of political change and that they can crack down on violent jihadist groups without addressing the underlying issues that provide them a feeding ground.
The challenge, according to the Times, is to address discontent over the wealth gap, without vilifying rich people like herself and the people who will bankroll her campaign.
The 2012 Tribeca Film Festival ended on Sunday, not without a measure of discontent.
