Sentence examples for state of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

One wing or another of each tribe is always in a state of dissatisfaction with the party's direction.

His near-perennial state of dissatisfaction with performers is the stuff of legend among musicians, but so too is the brilliance of his insight and wisdom.

Boredom is often defined as a state of dissatisfaction with the dullness of a situation – usually with a bit of restlessness and fatigue.

Yet, apart from the temporary state of fulfilment achieved at the moment of purchase, upgrade culture leaves us in – indeed encourages – an almost permanent state of dissatisfaction: there will always be something newer and better around the corner.

By D. Archer and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 15 One of the duties of the radical press is, of course to keep the masses in a high state of dissatisfaction with the world.

The gobsmacked surprise that greeted the Industrial Revolution in the mid 18th century coincided with the first use of the English word "bore" to describe our new state of dissatisfaction.

Thus equipped, she acquired great skill at playing wives in various states of dissatisfaction because of the implied sexual shortcomings of their husbands.

You live in a state of perpetual dissatisfaction.

Above all, though, it's the sense of stylistic drift that most rankles US soccer fans, who have graduated from the stall of modest expectations two decades ago to occupy, today, a state of near-perpetual dissatisfaction.

Once dopamine runs its short course, the promise of peace turns into a state of restlessness and dissatisfaction.

Wouldn't it make sense to become well-disposed toward that which is always, literally, around us? Without an attitude of graciousness, or at least acceptance, we may find ourselves living in a constant state of low-level dissatisfaction and impatience.