Sentence examples for enduring dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Those years abroad left the young Edith with vivid memories of Italy, France, and Spain, and an enduring dissatisfaction with life on this side of the Atlantic.

Some of the laments in The Entertainer – immigration, the venality of the Tories but ineffectuality of Labour, different rules for the poor and rich, and the idiocy of popular culture – also prove surprisingly enduring, suggesting that national dissatisfactions tend to take the same conservative-nostalgic form.

Moyes was sitting in the famous stadium's Europa Suite fending off questions about Rooney's future with the same dexterity and determination as he was fighting off offers from Chelsea for a player enduring his latest bout of dissatisfaction with life at United.

The progressive Nonpartisan League, which thrived during the years of the First World War, was created in response to dissatisfaction with the major national political parties, and it established an enduring tone for political debate.

He thought about enduring.

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

Why the enduring acclaim?

These attitudes are enduring.

And enduring grief.

Finally, summer is enduring.