Sentence examples similar to palpable discontent from inspiring English sources

While investors and analysts say it is unlikely that the 35percentt level will be reached, a smaller number could still show palpable investor discontent with Mr. Eisner.

It's true that there is a palpable sense of discontent in loyalist communities, a kind of resentful longing for the old days of pride and primacy.

On a recent trip to Lichuan, before the protests, discontent was palpable.

That discontent was palpable over the weekend in Pozarevac, an industrial town east of Belgrade that is also Mr. Milosevic's hometown.

Yet, the widespread popular discontent was palpable in March just meters away from the conference halls in both Bandar Abbas and Bahrain.

Replacing his friend Mark Messier as captain may have contributed to Leetch's discontent, which was palpable.

Here in Massachusetts and Vermont, though, in the back roads and on the streets of Holyoke and Springfield, the discontent with Bush is palpable.

Gamer discontent with these barren blockbusters is palpable, and Minecraft is the new poster boy for it.

In the process he illustrates how the novel is marked by a hunger for palpable collectivity, and argues that the genre's discontents have been a shaping force in its evolution.

But discontent with the turn of events is palpable among those who have chosen to leave the peninsula since the vote.

The discontent of Loria and his deputies has been palpable throughout the show, whose most frequent motif has been the gathering of executives and scouts to complain, sometimes in brutal and profane fashion, about the failures of their players.