Sentence examples for genuine discontent from inspiring English sources

Witness Perot in early '92 and Buchanan in early '96, when they were beneficiaries of the same factors that put Le Pen in second place last week: a mixture of what-the-hellism and genuine discontent.

But in nearly all such cases there is genuine discontent with the rigidity of these limited facilities and a desire to develop a structure, as well as instruments and procedures, which would provide the open-market attributes of the arrangements that have evolved in the leading countries.

The demolition of the set captured in the video's conclusion was the result of genuine discontent.

Men of distinguished intellect should not have encouraged the populace, however genuine its discontent, in its small-islander small-mindedness.

The first genuine ripples of discontent emerged after the Wizards' blowout loss Tuesday in Cleveland, their ninth defeat in the last 10 games.

But the discontent is genuine.

Discontent with the government is real.

What we can expect from Iran's leaders, then, is a genuine effort to open some breathing space from protracted economic crisis and social discontent through winding down its nuclear program in exchange for the weakening of sanctions.

O'Driscoll signed more than a dozen players and, although there were a few rumblings of discontent from the terraces and some inconsistent results as the team settled, there were genuine signs of progress.

Their discontent surfaced in the local elections on March 1st, at which the ANC faced a genuine challenge for the first time in its brief democratic history.

Although motivated by a multitude of discontents, the strength of the "umbrella revolution" lies in its narrow focus on one demand: genuine universal suffrage and, more precisely, the scrapping of the Chinese government's decision that a pro-Beijing committee vet the candidates allowed to run for Hong Kong's next chief executive.