Sentence examples for vast discontent from inspiring English sources

A successful attempt for a regime change in Iran, building on the vast discontent there, is one.

It has raised local, national, and world consciousness about vast discontent, about failing national and global economic systems, and about the astounding gap in wealth, effectiveness, and life chances between the 1 Percent and the 99 Percent.

In short, there's a vast pool of discontent out there to be organized by the Left, he says, if the United States had a functioning Left even as it did in the 1930s.

Among his base constituency of older, less-educated and predominantly white voters, Trump has become a vehicle for a broader discontent with the vast economic changes over the past few decades that have seen the US shift from an industrial economy to a service-based economy.

His discontents are essentially adolescent and one cannot help harbouring the suspicion that the majority of Murakami's vast global fanbase either recognise and share those discontents or are themselves adolescents.

That said, one has to remember that the young people who have voiced their discontent are still a tiny minority in a vast country.

The vast majority of immigrants do learn English, and while immigration discontent can be fuelled by the language issue, as in Catalonia, where migrants tend to learn Castilian, our tongue is hardly under threat.

"The discontent has a great destructive power and can unleash a vast wave of violence throughout society".

Although discontent is widespread, the advantage rests with the incumbent, who sits on a vast patronage network.

If the Tiananmen Square episode proves to be the work of Uighur assailants, it will suggest that the region's seething discontent can no longer be confined to China's far-off frontier, a vast expanse rich in oil and gas that borders Pakistan, Afghanistan and several Central Asian countries.

The wholesale shutdown of former state factories and enterprises caused vast unemployment in industrial cities in Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt, and Saxony and resulted in much hardship and discontent that persisted long after unification.