Sentence examples for mood of discontent from inspiring English sources

They argue that any big EU institutional change would require a referendum in France; and it would almost certainly be lost, given the mood of discontent.

For Mr. Cameron, the episode seems likely to deepen a growing mood of discontent among Conservative members of Parliament who have questioned his leadership in recent months.

It is therefore much healthier for Europe to see such movements capture a general mood of discontent rather than the likes of Ukip or Marine Le Pen or the Sweden Democrats.

According to a report published last year by the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation, "There is a pervasive mood of discontent in the City with the FSA: people find it bureaucratic, intrusive and insensitive".Still, the current division of labour among the different American regulators is hard to justify.

General Shelton's letter, and a mood of discontent about the Kosovo peacekeeping operation in the Senate Armed Services Committee during a hearing with General Clark today, reflected anger at European allies for not contributing as many troops as requested or expected in Kosovo.

The mood of discontent was swiftly replaced by delight as City drew level after 43 minutes.

Happily, this enervating mood of wintry discontent gives way to sprightly spring almost instantly after the intermission.

Mr. Boyd's staging underscores the mood of angry discontent and incipient violence that infects the early scenes set at the court.

But, undoubtedly, Ivanishvili has plugged into a mood of popular discontent and fatigue with Saakashvili, who critics say has become increasingly dictatorial.

In the new mood of youthful discontent, even the state monopoly on recording and importing records found itself challenged by an uppity 24-year-old record shop owner, Amha Eshèté.

The social unrest against which punk's mock riots and apocalyptic fantasies had been played out - rising unemployment, chronic racism and a mood of morose discontent - didn't end with the general election of 1979, but Margaret Thatcher's accession to power provided an effective endpage to punk... not just 'no future' but 'no such thing as society', another Year Zero moment.