Sentence examples for sort of discontent from inspiring English sources

Every party leader faces some sort of discontent and the best response is almost always to get on with the job - although in the case of Jeremy Thorpe and Charles Kennedy, cited by Sir Menzies in his defence, those who wanted a change were in the right.

Not that they were about to endorse a self-described democratic socialist -- but in Sanders' strong showing, they saw evidence that the Vermonter is tapping into the same sort of discontent that is bedeviling their own party's nominating process.

She unabashedly pandered to the sort of discontent that swept President Donald Trump into office, but she took care to hitch it to issues like jobs and health care — particularly to the efforts of her state's senior senator, Republican Mitch McConnell, to "take health care away from over a quarter-million Kentuckians".

The church is a perfect target for all sorts of discontent from any side.

That's the sort of thing that quiets discontent, very quickly.

Revolutions, whether of the Thatcherite sort in Britain or the spasms of discontent in France, hold little appeal.

Temer heard their discontent ― sort of.

If this discontent produces the sort of "enthusiasm gap" at the elections hinted at in many recent polls, November could indeed see significant gains for the GOP.

She was reunited with "H," her first lover from the Berkeley days, and she ended up escorting her discontent through the sort of hotel rooms that Baldwin said made him understand why so much of Parisian life took place in cafés.

Mr. Schreiber's take is more analytical, taking us through one man's inner hell as a sort of Dante-esque tour where you're made conscious of each level of discontent.

(Did they really do that sort of peasant hunting, without an h?) But at least now there are the rumblings of discontent and non-acceptance of the old order.