Here at Harvard, students, faculty and administrators alike have expressed discontent with aspects of undergraduate education.
Asked to comment on news reports that Mr. Murray had sent threatening letters to the center, a police official would say only that Mr. Murray had expressed "discontent".
U.S. officials have expressed discontent with the idea that France and Germany are talking to Russia — without the United States present — about security in advance of the NATO talks.
Other family members have expressed discontent, including Elaine Johnson of Spartanburg, S.C., who said she asked Mr. Bush in her meeting why soldiers like her son, Darius Jennings, were still dying in Iraq.
Mr. Hanson said an increasing number of travelers had expressed discontent about shabby conditions at hotels on comment cards left in guest rooms and in reviews on travel Web sites, and that was a major factor prompting hotels to act.
At the moment, it looks precarious for the prime minister given the number of lawmakers who have expressed discontent with the proposals, notably the 585-page legal treaty that deals with the terms of Britain's departure, including what the country owes the EU.
While it's not clear whether Sanborn is looking to take legal action, he has expressed his discontent stating that he would've charged $200,000 for such a piece.
Poll after poll indicates that a considerable co-hort of the party base has expressed widespread discontent with its leadership, feeling that the party does not represent their interests.
He has previously expressed discontent at how scarce his shoes have become within secondary markets, exclaiming that "eventually, everybody who wants to get Yeezys will get Yeezys".
