Sentence examples for terrible discontent from inspiring English sources
It has been a summer of terrible discontent for Britain's banks, once seen as the powerhouse of its economy and a symbol of London's emergence as an entrepôt of global finance.
"There is tremendous discontent with his direction".
"We'd just come through the most terrible winter of discontent, the strikes, disruptions to the whole society.
"Interminable construction work, poor quality materials, terrible servicing of buildings and of the local area led to discontent and perturbation of the investors and poor media coverage," Ms. Viter said.
By midway through the fourth quarter, the fans, clutching Terrible Towels at their sides, made an even stronger statement about their discontent.
Kouchner has a reputation as a terrible administrator, and out in the small towns there is a constant rumbling of discontent at the lack of direction from the center.
The great expert on sexual unhappiness had to believe that civilization outweighed its discontents: the alternative — that we'd made ourselves miserable for nothing — was too terrible to contemplate.
It's a terrible scenario, a familiar one too: big business versus little people, nature versus culture, civilization and its discontents.
Discontent became universal.
