Sentence examples for showing discontent from inspiring English sources

Roberto Martínez accepts that dealing with supporter unrest is part of his job as Everton manager after fans unfurled two banners showing discontent with the Spaniard before the 1-1 drat at Watford.

The post also called the mural "misogynistic" and said that it wrongly used "rape as a means of showing discontent towards a Minister and her law".

The post also condemned a "misogynistic" drawing, wrongly using "rape as a means of showing discontent towards a Minister and her law".

While Mr. Abbas was a polite host, other reactions showed discontent.

As frequent protests show, discontent is widespread: women publicly campaigned for their rights during the presidential campaign last June, Tehran's bus drivers struck last month.

"I mean does every soldier who shows discontent with the war and every soldier that has had a bad performance report — what are we going to do with those folks?" Sen. Graham said.

In fact, as architects began to show discontent with the historical revivalism that had been paramount in the 19th and early 20th centuries, a type of architecture based on the clear outward expression of the function of the building was bound to develop.

"Group strolls" have become a favoured tactic for Chinese people to show discontent with the government.

However, they showed discontent at the length and cost of the process.

"As a general trend, disgruntled investors are showing their discontent, and not by dropping their stock," said Sophie L'Hélias, a corporate governance expert who advised Legrand shareholders.

The works on show reflect the adamant demands by protesters across the region that led to the toppling of leaders in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, showing the discontent and desperation in countries crippled by corruption and injustice.