Sentence examples similar to subtle discontent from inspiring English sources

China's state news service is not subtle about its discontent, saying Clinton's trip is "aimed at curbing China's growing influence" and "stirring up disputes".

MacArthur and Truman themselves never read the same documents in the same way, and each man delivered his discontent with the other through the subtle messaging of Washington power politics.

There is a subtle, subversive political force at work in China - economic discontent.

As a politician Jackson is at once inspiring and cautionary, particularly in a season of discontent in which charismatic but not especially subtle leaders dominate the field.

And as no political party wants the NHS to visibly decline on its watch, this is a not-so-subtle public warning that without extra billions, bad headlines and public discontent will follow.

Quick discontent.

My discontent.

Discontent became universal.

Discontent multiplied.

Discontent brewed.

There will be discontent.