Sentence examples for real dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

There was real dissatisfaction that Jeremy wasn't there.

"They are complaining, but this is a kind of the zeitgeist, not real agony, not real suffering, not real dissatisfaction with the basic cornerstone of the system.

Ms. Beck, making her New York debut, brings an understated sweetness to her role as Marnie, whose inebriation gradually subsides as she discloses the real dissatisfaction fueling the evening's folly.

One way of looking at last week's midterm results is as a national mood swing, made up of irrational fear (Ebola, the terrorist next door), anxiety about the economy, and, perhaps above all, a vague, very real dissatisfaction with President Obama, stemming in part from a wish that he'd do something, as if a President has the power to do very much about ordinary problems that affect us all.

"Both of those books reflect a real dissatisfaction with government," said Heitzman, an attitude he said has gotten worse during the budget stand-offs of the last year.

Although this seems a relatively small gain, in terms of real user dissatisfaction this improvement is significant as it can directly correspond to a change from a MOS level of poor to good (as we have intentionally derived user dissatisfaction from the MOS).

In fact, Aon Hewitt's extensive database of UK employee attitudes shows that with the general decline in real incomes, pay dissatisfaction has grown, as has the importance of pay in explaining staff engagement to perform.

But there has also long been a very real sense of customer dissatisfaction with the service.

"If these are tangible and real achievements, why the dissatisfaction, political noise and growing frustration is some sectors of the population?" he asked.

Desire for a virtual life grows from dissatisfaction with the real one we have.

"For many women, these novels really do promote dissatisfaction with their real relationship," Slattery said, and a porn addiction counselor added that loving romance novels "may eventually lead to an affair for some women".