Sentence examples for general sense of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
That is creating a general sense of dissatisfaction and pessimism".
He sees the backtracking as "recklessly adding to a general sense of dissatisfaction" with mega-events as a whole.
Instead, the lies they were fed in the referendum campaign and their general inclination to be unhappy under a right-of-center government will probably work together to hike their general sense of dissatisfaction.
Then, on July 23 , 1988 in response to a general sense of dissatisfaction with the government, Ne Win unexpectedly announced a referendum on democratic reform and a timetable that could lead within months to multiparty democracy.
These include the increasing opposition to the distinctions between analytic and synthetic statements and observational and theoretical terms as well as a general sense of dissatisfaction with Carnap's approach to philosophy which began to seem both too formalist in execution and too deflationary in ambition.
The report paints a picture of neglect and frustration that mirrors the experiences of veterans across the country -- long waits, delayed or even canceled appointments, and a general sense of dissatisfaction with their access to health care.
In deciding to sell off its financial services businesses, perhaps the company was responding more to a general sense of shareholder dissatisfaction than to the specific votes on the advisory resolutions.
Key dancers such as Sarah Wildor, Zenaida Yanowsky and Irek Mukhamedov were sidelined, because they were too idiosyncratic for his taste; the classics were overlooked and in general there was a sense of dissatisfaction and disconnect within the company, who threatened to strike over his management style.
