Sentence examples for some discontent from inspiring English sources
Still, there is some discontent in other areas.
If so, Mr Calderón may face some discontent in his own ranks.
"There's something going on in Washington, something beneath the surface, some discontent," he said.
For its part, the E.E.O.C. stated that there would always be some discontent at any plant.
But there has been some discontent at Goodison Park this season.
Coldplay's elevation to Godlike Genius, the NME's highest career honour, caused some discontent among music fans on social media.
For some time, discontent in Greece has been aggressively policed.
Indeed, there has been some conservative discontent over the times he has teamed with liberal colleagues on issues like human rights and immigration reform.
Jonathan Pryce's Dimetos is a suitably anguished figure who gazes with voyeuristic longing at his young niece, and seems eaten up with some inner discontent.
It is like a lavishly illustrated op-ed piece of the virtuously worried sort, which takes up some current discontent and, after sufficient on-the-one-hand-and-on-the-othering, sets it back down in the same place.
The tournament opener is less than a week away and will kick off amid some social discontent, with the fallout from last November's terrorist attacks there for everyone to see.
