Sentence examples for feeling discontent from inspiring English sources

If you're feeling discontent, stressed out or depressed, it's not because you should be or have something other than what you have right now.

Regarding the decrease in breastfeeding rate at one month, we speculate that one of the main contributing factors is mothers' feeling discontent at their level of breast milk secretion [ 24, 25], as well as child rearing stress and the flood of formula milk information.

Feeling discontent over the record's production process, Root said, "it felt a little bit rushed.

Her conception of a good life requires striving for a difficult goal, and, if she notices herself feeling too satisfied, she begins to feel discontent.

On university campuses too, there was a deep feeling of discontent.

His speech seemed to be aimed at the growing feeling of discontent over the performance of his government.

"The feeling of discontent and dissatisfaction is evoking populism, and populism is evoking the appearance of extremism in Hungary," he said.

Already General Musharraf is feeling the discontent of the public and the press, largely because there is an absence of fear about speaking out against his government.

There is no question that his decisive victory was fueled by a fierce feeling of discontent over the nation's direction and its place in the world.

But the widespread feeling of discontent — even among those who had no part in the protests — was likely to pose a lingering challenge to leaders' attempts to move quickly past the vote and return life to normal.

I suppose I would have liked to have worn jeans and gone to the school disco but I don't recall a feeling of discontent because all of the stuff that I was allowed to do – playing the piano, doing embroidery, painting, reading – I was really happy doing.