Sentence examples for mere dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

In The Almost Moon, what initially seems so grounded in relatable-to feelings turns out to be a kind of fantasy in its extremes: instead of mere dissatisfaction and divorce, the father's madness and suicide; instead of resentment and placing the mother in a hospice, murder - an acting out of improbable what-ifs that is less and less realistic, but disguisedly so.

However, post-traumatic stress symptoms, which are more severe than mere dissatisfaction, were not assessed [ 13].

In tandem the party has adopted a hard line towards the merest hint of dissatisfaction on the part of the Uighurs.In this section A personal choice No more grand bargains A Chechnya in the making Mandarin lessons Keep it up ReprintsDiscontent is spilling into the open, nonetheless.

Main results were that whereas actually being heavier built at age 10 was associated with girls' increments in body dissatisfaction, the mere perception of being too heavy was associated with boys' poorer body satisfaction.

The relationship of Liberace and Thorson is seen foundering on the sort of obstacles that drive many married couples apart: unresolved sexual issues, the mere desire for novelty, the social dissatisfaction of seeing the same face every day, and the alienations of drug addiction.

In contrast, on too many occasions over the past 13 years, my dissatisfaction with administrative and board actions of GUSD has surpassed mere disappointment.

Presuming that a discussion of a movie's politics has an earnest nobility that the consideration of mere aesthetics doesn't, they turn their criticism into aspirational punditry, and they turn their dissatisfaction with popular movies into a display of hand-wringing at the state of things at large.

A wife's dissatisfaction.

Academic: No, dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction was rising.

Only 12% expressed dissatisfaction.