Sentence examples for dissatisfaction that from inspiring English sources

"I understand the dissatisfaction that is felt, and this dissatisfaction is legitimate," he said.

American aid helped dry up the "pools of dissatisfaction" that led to terrorism, he said.

The result reveals the dissatisfaction that is getting stronger and stronger here with people longing for a change.

But, he said, the state's economic and budget problems fueled the dissatisfaction that cost him his job.

All were symbols of a dissatisfaction that peaked on Nov. 2, with a Republican rout in the midterm elections.

But the level of dissatisfaction that has greeted Mr. Walker's moves might also spread to other states.

Disparate strands of dissatisfaction that would otherwise battle alone in obscurity came together and found that, all across Sydney and beyond, people are fighting the same fight.

Friedan called it "the problem with no name": the nagging dissatisfaction that lay at the heart of many women's experience despite a gloss of financial security.

In fact, in the second half of the show, one can intermittently understand the dissatisfaction that led Stettheimer to request the destruction of her art.

This is not a small consideration; it makes a powerful short story feel stretched, creating a vague dissatisfaction that has nothing to do with the writing itself.

Maybe it's the same kind of dissatisfaction that keeps those who earn more than £100,000 feeling poor in comparison with the super-rich.