Sentence examples similar to registered dissatisfaction that from inspiring English sources

Haynes Goddard of Cincinnati writes to suggest that the verb disgruntle means "to deprive of the opportunity to register dissatisfaction and complaint" -- that is, to deny the release of a good, loud grunt, and thereby to make the would-be gruntler sullen.

Even Democratic voters told pollsters that the recall process was a legitimate way to register dissatisfaction with Mr. Davis.

The biggest pension funds also held sizable stakes in most major companies, so they could not easily register dissatisfaction by trading in and out of companies.

The final vote was 19 to 2 in favor of Goodling's bill, with 18 members voting "present" -- apparently to register dissatisfaction with the process.

It didn't take long for Washington to register dissatisfaction with the Russian decision to admit Snowden.

The absurdity quickly fades as Afghan faces register dissatisfaction at the compensation offered and distrust of the American soldiers trying to broker the deal.

"I understand the dissatisfaction that is felt, and this dissatisfaction is legitimate," he said.

Restless dissatisfaction — that feeling that something isn't quite right — propels entrepreneurship and innovation.

Perhaps there is an evolutionary benefit to the dissatisfaction that comes from wanting what others have.

Despite deep Republican discontent with the course of the war, Democrats were unable to persuade more than 17 members of the president's party to register that dissatisfaction with their votes.

Our microprocessor contains – in addition to the ALU- six registers: A 4-bit accumulator register, Flag register that holds only zero (Z) and carry (C) flags, Program counter register (PC), Memory address register (MAR), Instruction register (IR), and Buffer Register.