Sentence examples for more discontent from inspiring English sources

The protests themselves seem to have created more discontent.

"It just creates more turnover, more discontent and more demoralization".

There was undoubtedly more discontent among the group who'd been looking at the underweight models.

In the meanwhile, the populists' rise is likely to bring about more discontent — even for those who sympathize with them.

Even more discontent is reported to come from the fact that the economy of East Timor remains virtually defunct.

"Then he will either have to turn to more repression or face up to more discontent," Mr. Aslund said in a telephone interview from Washington.

And in his poem "Discontents in Devon", Robert Herrick opined that "More discontents I never had / Since I was born, then here; / Where I have been, and still am sad, / In this dull Devon-shire".

The longer those searches continue, the more public discontent will grow.

For much of the production, there's a disconnect between the characters' endearing surface eccentricities and their more corrosive discontent.

That was when protests spread across the country, first over bus fare increases and then over far more widespread discontent.

Returning to England in October 1214, he now had to face much more widespread discontent, centred mainly on the northern, East Anglian, and home counties.