Sentence examples for tremendous dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

"There's tremendous dissatisfaction with the direction of the war, Republicans included".

Merton was all of those things; and all of those things had their roots in his tremendous dissatisfaction with the world as he found it.

"It's safe to say that there is tremendous dissatisfaction and a kind of dawning on people that Bush is not interested in smaller government," said Edward H. Crane, president of the Cato Institute, a libertarian research organization.

"I wonder if he's donating his salary to charity to show his tremendous dissatisfaction with the movie?" says Torossian.

And it's so complex because it's not just about bigger men; both thin and muscular men experience body dysmorphia and it shows that no matter what our bodies look like or how much we weigh, we have a tremendous dissatisfaction with our body image and feel like we need to change it. .

What this has pointed out to me is that there is a tremendous groundswell of dissatisfaction with these values of ostentatious display of wealth and what that represents".

"The people who started this new place," Dr. Berman said, "perceived in the New York market a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction with A.M.C., not only among pet owners but also among veterinarians in the city".

"I think there's a tremendous undercurrent of dissatisfaction in America; people saying I want out, it's moving too fast, it's moving away from me; a sense of panic; a sense that things are slipping out of control and I don't think that there's much we can do in our personal lives to counteract that," he said.

A wife's dissatisfaction.

Academic: No, dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction was rising.