Sentence examples for vague discontent from inspiring English sources
A vague discontent is seen, however, in another daughter, Mabel (Farah Alvin), who has inadvertently been born with a brain, which she exercises regularly.
When we talk about radicalization, the narrative moves from vague discontent to extremism — a journey spurred by alienation, discrimination, and poverty.
In a part closer to his "My Three Sons" persona, MacMurray plays a prosperous Los Angeles toy manufacturer, whose vague discontent with his hemmed-in existence as a husband and father comes into focus when he meets a former employee (Stanwyck).
Their vague discontent is shared by those of us in the West who also have a nagging sense that things might have been better in the good old days.
Their discontents, vague but strident, varied region by region, but one cause linked them: they felt excluded from federal power, and were determined to make Washington listen to them.
Scholars say the number of "mass incidents" — a vaguely defined official measure of discontent that includes spontaneous citizen protests — has doubled since 2005.
Discontent became universal.
