Sentence examples for forms of discontent from inspiring English sources
By shutting off the last safety valve within the political system, the conservatives are sowing the seeds of more radical forms of discontent.
As the set revolves, we eavesdrop on different conversations — including between Jeff and his friend, the golden-boy Scotty Bascov (Jake Silbermann) — and hear about different forms of discontent and dishonesty.
Whereas happiness involves the experience of a sense of contentment on the part of a being that is able to satisfy the drives that are characteristic of its nature, the inability to satisfy these drives results in various forms of discontent, aggravation, pain and frustration.
It's very motivating because I couldn't imagine a worst form of discontent than this.
Stoking a form of discontent that's unique to strong-willed women who put up their dukes in mega-budget thrillers, "Fast 6" producers insisted Carano and Rodriguez leave the stairwell stunt to professional stand-ins for fear that a busted tooth or torn rotator cuff would shut down the movie.
In Canadian theatre a new awards organization the Toronto Theatre Critics Awards (established by J. Kelly Nestruck of the Globe and Mail, Richard Ouzounian of the Toronto Star, Robert Cushman of the National Post, and John Coulbourn of the Toronto Sun)—was formed out of discontent with the long-standing Dora Awards, Toronto's equivalent of the Tonys.
It is one thing to deal with this form of organised discontent on the streets.
She confessed that there might be an obstacle in the way in the form of another winter of discontent.
But when there is a new perspective to give meaning to discontent, many forms of collective behaviour appear to become agents of change.
Of the few remaining countercurrents of discontent, some take the form of bitter irony.
"So far as this movement of agitation throughout the country takes the form of a fierce discontent with evil, of a determination to punish the authors of evil, whether in industry or politics, the feeling is to be heartily welcomed as a sign of healthy life.
