Sentence examples for of deep dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
It's an expression of deep dissatisfaction with the country's leadership.
Thus Boko Haram is another expression of deep dissatisfaction with the way Nigeria is being run.
France's far-right Front National party has made significant gains in local elections, when voters sent a message of deep dissatisfaction with the Socialist president François Hollande.
One sits loosely on the ground, lank long hair and pouty features proclaiming her I-hate-me status; the other, standing nearby but ignoring her friend, gazes off with a look of deep dissatisfaction.
Despite the nostalgia many now attach to colonial religion and to the Great Awakening, dissenting religious groups arose throughout the colonies because of deep dissatisfaction with compulsory religious establishments.
If Democrats hope to retain control of both chambers in a year of deep dissatisfaction with incumbents, they need a sharper and more inspirational playbook than the one they are using.
Problems in the bedroom can lead to deep dissatisfaction.
For instance, one school developed an elaborate form of four-dimensionalism, not because of any deep dissatisfaction with presentism, but because they believed the non-existence of the past and the future to be incompatible with the Buddha's alleged ability to cognize past and future events.
When, at last, her character receives a proposal of marriage, she blushes with perplexity, not joy, and the frown that furrows her brow tells of a deep dissatisfaction with the romantic norms.
One of the biggest obstacles to Romney winning the presidency, in spite of widespread and deep dissatisfaction with Obama's handling of the economy, is the alienation of Latinos through his anti-immigration rhetoric.
