Sentence examples for reflection of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Despite our relatively centralised regimes in these policy areas, one suspects that this strength of feeling is a reflection of dissatisfaction and the sense that there is already too much variation between places.

But anger, however justifiable, can also be a reflection of dissatisfaction with oneself.

A large number of statements within this theme, coded as critical, were reflections of dissatisfaction with the care received.

Mr. Turner's unlikely victory was regarded by Republicans as a reflection of wider dissatisfaction with the current presidential administration.

— Darrelle Revis missed most of the Jets' first full-pads workout Sunday with tightness in his right hamstring, but he said that the injury was neither serious nor a reflection of any dissatisfaction with his contract.

In a reflection of voters' dissatisfaction with mainstream politics, the candidates of both the centre-left Social Democrats and conservative People's party, which have dominated Austria's politics since the second world war, were eliminated in the first round of voting in late April.

I think it's a reflection of the dissatisfaction the people have that we have not been able to end war - but we were hoping that the President would have more - pay more attention to wishes that the American people - not turn a tin ear them to them and a blind eye to what's actually happening in Iraq.

Hence, the critical voices regarding lack of money in the NeoKIP intervention was likely a reflection of MNHG members' dissatisfaction regarding their salaries and work situation.

Here there are rumblings of dissatisfaction.

There is a lot of dissatisfaction".

But stories of dissatisfaction are slippery.