Sentence examples for real discontent from inspiring English sources

But Mr Wade's words reflected real discontent with the FAO.

"The overall sense is that there is a real discontent about this," said Prof. Joseph Turow of the Annenberg School.

The first signs of real discontent appeared with the government's enactment of the Civil Constitution of the Clergy (July 1790) instituting strict controls over the Roman Catholic church.

This apparent lack of real discontent over the restrictions on our freedoms meant that when the revolutions across North Africa and the Middle East began in January, the Syrian regime considered itself immune to them.

And it's possible that that's what Iceage has had to become, a quasi-simulacrum of its forebears, to succeed, however real that discontent is for them and for the scene that birthed them.

Huge dissatisfactions with the EU Common Fisheries Policy contributed to McQuarrie being one of the few Tories to lose his seat in 1987; His opponent, a Royal Bank of Scotland economist named Alec Salmond, was an excellent campaigner, exploiting every possible discontent, real or imaginary.

The long winter of real estate's discontent may be over, but the aftermath is not pretty.

In practice, citizens may lack a means to turn their discontent into real political pressure.

That would be a milestone for activists.The next few months will be a crucial test of their ability to turn discontent into real change.

And they say that tapping the real vein of public discontent will be more difficult than it appears, especially for a candidate from the Liberal Democratic Party, Japan's perennial governing party.

"We don't want to topple the government … but we had a real fear that the discontent in Germany could end in civil war, and we wanted to avoid that".