As the months passed, discontent in Baghdad grew.
But Zimbabwe's winter has passed, with much discontent, and little action.
Having a workforce of committed and motivated employees is the only way to build customer loyalty, especially in retail, and if people aren't paid enough they will pass along their discontent and discouragement to customers.
This tour of freedom and its discontents passes through slavery and race, property and labor, conflict and war, utopias and morality.
The upheaval Monday night was a tipping point after weeks of burbling discontent within the party about whether passing the legislation made sense.
One reason proxy access is likely to pass now is widespread discontent with the jobs done by many corporate boards.
It was certainly unusual to see the amount of time City's players spent passing the ball around their own defence, often at little more than walking pace, while the Liverpool fans whistled their discontent.
This sweltering summer of the Negro's legitimate discontent will not pass until there is an invigorating autumn of freedom and equality.
In November, Albert Yuma Mulimbi, head of the state-controlled Gécamines, passed on to the Financial Times his discontent of partnerships with western companies and, in particular, on the Freeport-McMoRan deal.
But, fuelled by the discontents of what has passed for peace these past six years, and a campaign for the release of 1,650 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails, the protesters' anger and frustration seemed boundless.
So, on an indictment for a conspiracy to create public discontent and disaffection, proof is admissible against the prisoner that at another meeting, held for an object professedly similar, at which the prisoner was chairman, resolutions were passed of a character to create such discontent and disaffection.
