Sentence examples for mood of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

It captures the public mood of dissatisfaction.

But the mood of dissatisfaction goes much further.

Even the National Guard, that honour society of the lesser bourgeoisie, became infected with this mood of dissatisfaction.

Chesterton and Sherlock Holmes, in different ways, recapture the mood of dissatisfaction with the bourgeois, the decadent, the trifling, and the petty.

In all the big democracies (as well as elsewhere) the three Fs have played their part in creating a mood of dissatisfaction.

Although considered a conservative by most national standards, Bennett fell victim to a mood of dissatisfaction with incumbents and to a coalescence around core values in his ultra-Republican home state.

But, for a while, thoughts of Smithson will continue to fuel a present, perhaps eventually fruitful, mood of burning dissatisfaction.

The French actor Denis Lavant, who trained as a circus acrobat, exudes a mood of sullen dissatisfaction in his films.

But Sunday's demonstrations were also about a creeping mood of public dissatisfaction and fatigue, a sense that, after seventeen years, Vladimir Putin's political system was running out of arguments to justify its continued monopoly hold on power.

The Tea Party is not merely an inchoate expression of a political mood, or an amorphous ragtag band of diverse elements, or a bipartisan cry of dissatisfaction with the supposed "government takeover" of health care.

This study utilized an experimental design to examine the influence of negative mood on body dissatisfaction.