Sentence examples for dissatisfaction made from inspiring English sources

Sontag's hunger made one eager to read more of her writing in the same way that Jeanne Moreau's pouty dissatisfaction made one eager to see what man could possibly please her.

This level of dissatisfaction makes people open to his cartoonish competitors' Grinch-ish alternatives to economic policy, which invariably means the rich would get more and pay less and the poor would pay more get less.

Apart from direct influences to work injuries, negative affectivity and job dissatisfaction make workers to take more risks and behave unsafely.

While many are in heavy debt from law school student loans and internal financial pressures, attorneys aren't making the kind of money that previous generations did, and financial pressures and job dissatisfaction make a person look like a Hall of Famer in the public eye when actually they are struggling on many levels.

His dissatisfaction was made obvious when he did not attend the musical's opening.

Despite where the political leaders stand on the issue, Canadians have made their dissatisfaction clear.

As officials tried to seek a middle ground, Georgia made its dissatisfaction clear.

The locals made their dissatisfaction clear at the effort put in by certain players during the last few months of José Mourinho's second tenure at the club.

Dissatisfaction also makes the French a particularly fractious people to govern, ready as they are to contest, and protest, at the slightest excuse.

Breast cancer patients report challenges and dissatisfaction in making decisions about their treatment [ 7], and some patients have significant gaps in knowledge or unrealistic expectations of the benefits of systemic therapy [ 8- 12].

COPENHAGEN — If the United Nations climate talks here are entering their final two days in virtual deadlock, it is in large measure because of delays and diversions created by a group of poor and emerging nations intent on making their dissatisfaction clear.