Sentence examples for indication of discontent from inspiring English sources

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"Indications of discontent are emerging among the population," said Abd Alelah Muslawi, of the Arab Socialist Party.

Indeed, we see indications of discontent with the economic model of marriage a century earlier in the letters of Héloïse (ca. 1100 1163) to Abelard (1079 1142).

Today's protest was the latest, and largest, indication of rising discontent among students and parents.

In an indication of their discontent with the direction of the bipartisan negotiations being conducted by Mr. O'Neill, Republican leaders in the House said today that they planned to draw up a tax-cut package of their own and begin voting on it next week.

In another indication of investor discontent with the salaries received by executives, shareholders of the Cable and Wireless communications group challenged a proposal yesterday at the annual meeting to offer the company's 100 most senior managers more generous stock options.

She resigned from the government on the eve of crucial European and local elections in 2009 in what was seen at the time as an indication of Blairite discontent with Mr Brown's leadership, and went on to win the Salford and Eccles constituency in 2010 after boundaries were redrawn.

Hearts had exposed them on the opening day of the league season, with a late winning goal and an early indication of the discontent that has gathered amongst the Ibrox support.

It was an indication of rising public discontent, the first clear indication that the regional earthquake would not spare the Palestinians.

The new party is the latest indication of the deep discontent with mainstream politics, and of frustration with the lack of ambition in tackling gender equality across society.

The sight of Ibrox looking so bare, with only 13,023 in attendance, ought to have been of concern to them but it was also an indication of the depth of the discontent among the fans.