Sentence examples for feel dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

The Trust also called on BBC2 to attempt to differentiate itself more, and noted that British audiences feel "dissatisfaction with the amount of fresh and new programming on television generally".

It is a crash course in how to be poor - lessons long assimilated by the well-off, who have learned how to feel dissatisfaction with plenty, the inadequacy of excess.

Boys have been reported to feel dissatisfaction with their bodies when either below or above average weight, and to be most satisfied when they are of average weight [ 4, 10, 14].

A few relatives from MMHU were aware of activities, but felt dissatisfaction because their relatives had not had a chance to engage in them.

Mr. Siebert can feel that dissatisfaction in his wallet.

Of the 1,300 surveyed in Robinson's study, the people who reported having experienced ostracism were more likely to feel job dissatisfaction, were significantly more likely to quit, felt less committed to their work and experienced greater health issues.

We also found modest but significant correlation between rating of neurologist helpfulness and the physical impact of MS and household participation (Table  4), suggesting that people with higher impact of MS (but not level of disability measured by Barthel) feel greater dissatisfaction with neurologists (but not family doctors, nurses or therapists).

But already, he says, he was feeling dissatisfaction akin to what he had felt at Berkeley 15 years earlier.

I have felt the dissatisfaction with SCAF increase over the past weeks in Cairo.

Some of Rosen's brisk generalizations can be grating: "As the 30's wore on, Americans felt increasing dissatisfaction with urban modernity," he declares with more confidence than anyone making such a statement should be able to muster.

Decepção (Disappointment): Feeling of dissatisfaction that arises when expectations about something or someone do not come to fruition.