Sentence examples for to their discontent from inspiring English sources

Republican strategists have hoped to win many of these voters back by appealing to their discontent over the economy and to their social conservatism, issues that helped George W. Bush win a historically high 44 percent of Hispanic voters in 2004.

Waugh concluded: Much to their discontent, the media were not allowed to ask questions.

That degree of social unrest was accomplished by non-elected leaders organizing citizens who'd become radicalized in response to their discontent.

When the two major parties failed them they gave full throat to their discontent by fighting from outside, and when Theodore Roosevelt's breakaway Progressive Party held its organizing convention in l912 -- exactly one hundred years ago -- they shook the rafters with "The Battle Hymn of the Republic".

The Russians, like the people of India, at least have the institutions, however fragile and flawed, to give voice to their discontents.

But among the things to fear is what happens when the millions of poorer Britons who were seduced by the Brexiters discover that it is not the miracle solution to their discontents that they were promised.

Those who were treated to a headache took to Twitter to express their discontent with the shrieking lady.

For Britain to be like France, it is necessary not only for its people to learn to take their discontents to the street but also for the government to cave in without a fight.

It's essential for parents to know how to react and cope to lead the child to being able to voice their discontent.

So the lacklustre opposition may be perking up again, suggesting that ordinary Serbs are not only fed up with corruption at the top but may also once more be willing to take their discontent to the streets.

"I believe students are angry about fees and it may be that they will register to vote to show their discontent," says Dr Andy Price, head of Sheffield Hallam's politics department.