Sentence examples for somewhat discontent from inspiring English sources

At the time, I was somewhat discontent as a musician.

"Sometimes I'll be somewhat discontent, and I'll want more of a part of this or that," Mr. Trohman said.

"There are those in the Roman Catholic tradition who are somewhat discontent with the modernizing trends of the Catholic Church," said Wade Clark Roof, chairman of the religious studies department at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

The trouble began with the harrassment of Prof. Paul Ricoeur, dean of the faculty of literature and social science, and who had been somewhat sympathetic with student discontent in the past.

Discontent is more tuneful and somewhat less violent (there's a beating and a biting, but no burning) in the Kaiser Chiefs' "I Predict a Riot," from 2005.

Well, I smoked some pot, took a long walk in the woods and came up with "Plasticine" a somewhat self-deprecating, feel-good song for our Summer of Discontent!

Mr. Li suggested that monetary policies would be loosened somewhat to revive the stagnant economy, which has become a focus of discontent recently.

Communist leaders say polls do not reflect a broader discontent in the population and rising unhappiness with Mr. Putin's somewhat maverick free-market philosophy.

And, somewhat ironically, instead of a demonstration of the power of the crowd's combined discontent, what we eventually saw through the Magpies' stirring fightback to draw 2-2 witHullll was evidence of how effective the Toon Army are when they get together behind their team.

The format put the viewer in the somewhat godly position of psychiatric supervisor, observing as doctor and patient bandied words across layers of discontent and self-delusion.

Americans' discontent surfaces across a wide range of other poll questions, although it's ebbed somewhat since last year.