Sentence examples similar to unresolved discontent from inspiring English sources
In addition, he saw the protests not as an ideological struggle, but as popular discontent over unresolved basic economic and social issues.
According to this view, Trump supporters have already benefitted from the kind of empathy that allows us to avoid a reckoning about America's unresolved racial traumas and, specifically, the discontents of white manhood.
But discontent with the UN, Kosovo's unresolved status and the stalled economy may just win the extremists behind the violence more support as happened in the 1990s, when the policy of peaceful resistance to Serb rule seemed to bring no results.
But once the external constraint is ditched, the modern right has this unresolved dilemma: the levels of economic freedom it wants always produce levels of discontent that require political freedom to be curtailed.
Thankfully, the discontent of the 1970s did not end in world war, but continued, mostly unresolved, until the arrival of Lady Thatcher in 1979.
But anyone who moves from one church to another out of unresolved anger – over women priests, or gay priests, or anything else – then they are almost certain to take their discontent with them, and cause just as much disruption in their new home as their old.
Discontent became universal.
