Sentence examples for feel the discontent from inspiring English sources

"You can feel the discontent everywhere you go", he said.

That's why Theresa May in Downing Street felt it necessary to talk about the pain and anger that people feel, the discontent about inequality.

Democratic leaders, by contrast, pooh-poohed any suggestion they could lose the House, but even they now feel the winds of discontent.

Although there have been some significant efforts from authorities to track down and arrest the hacktivists, notably the arrests last month of several members after one became an informant, there is all reason to believe that those attacks could continue into next year, if the crowd that helps in their efforts continues to feel the flames of discontent.

Canó also felt the fans' discontent Saturday after committing the most costly error of the day, with a 6-2 lead in the seventh inning.

Financial incentives can also lend themselves to falsification, and the CHWs can become demotivated and discontent if they feel the funds are inadequate or there is a delay in them reaching the CHW.

Good leaders lead by example, but great leaders feel the thrill of a challenge by a constructive spirit of discontent.

He dove head first into commercial entertainment and felt the icy sting of discontent.

This begins with retraining ourselves to feel our discontent, learn its contours -- including the ones that really hurt -- and share those with others.

Mr. Mejia won the May 16 election on a tide of discontent among voters who felt the nation's economic upturn had sidelined the poor.

At a time when Americans feel more discontent and view their prospects more darkly than on any occasion since the depths of the Great Depression, the Democrats have defaulted.