Sentence examples for sort of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

The mayor puts this down to "a sort of dissatisfaction with politics", rather than to xenophobia.

"He carries in him this sort of weight, this sort of dissatisfaction," Mr. Beauvallet said.

"Every vote is an expression of some sort of dissatisfaction," he said.

He said the Bolshoi's company was internationally recognized as the world's best, but "from inside, we always hear some sort of dissatisfaction," adding, "It is important to put a stop to these conversations".

But the sort of dissatisfaction expressed by Mr Meens is one of the factors that has ensured the recent rise in popularity of the People's Freedom Party, led by its firebrand anti-immigration, anti-euro leader, Geert Wilders.

A different sort of dissatisfaction – but dissatisfaction nonetheless – propelled Sen. Bernie Sanders' improbably strong showing in the Democratic race.

Sort of a dissatisfaction and disapproval of that which is around me.

Swinton and Schoenaerts are robust performers in their different ways, we know, managing to establish a palpable chemistry; Johnson, in what is admittedly the thinnest role of four, is good at projecting a sort of artless dissatisfaction.

Such an effort might compete with other projects under way inside Apple--and that sort of competition might have been another source of dissatisfaction with the course that Goldhaber was steering at Kaleida.

The philosopher tells the Guardian he has "become this sort of lightning conductor for the whole dissatisfaction that everybody feels about what's happening in higher education".

Grayling said: "[This issue] has become this sort of lightning conductor for the whole dissatisfaction that everybody feels about what's happening in higher education... which is really bad, so they pick on something to have a real go at".