Sentence examples for vocal discontent from inspiring English sources
Among the pockets of vocal discontent are the cities along the Suez Canal, which are revolting against his government and apparently eager to vote for almost any viable alternative.
While political decentralization has made some Somalis feel more Ethiopian, people in other groups such as Oromo, the largest of Ethiopia's ethnic groups, are increasingly vocal of political discontents.
However, car ownership in the city is currently on the rise, and Copenhagen's lord mayor, Frank Jensen, is increasing the number of parking spaces, much to the discontent of some vocal residents.
Chowhound users (called Hounds) are nothing if not vocal, and they made their discontent clear on the site's own boards.
The Occupy Wall Street protesters based in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan have been nothing if not vocal — in chants and signs and Twitter posts — in expressing their discontent with the disparity of wealth in America.
These most vocal supporters of the rebels "are likely to be skeptical about the Russian proposal, and discontent at the direction this has taken," said Brian Katulis, a Middle East and South Asia specialist at the Center for American Progress.
That evacuation, which cost the Spanish army at least 2,000 dead or missing, caused great discontent among the upper ranks of the Spanish colonial army; one of the most vocal of those so-called Africanista officers was Francisco Franco, then commander of the Spanish Foreign Legion.
"It would be very surprising if Tibetans who set themselves on fire, especially nuns and monks trained in the field of causality, were not conscious of the fact that their actions can have tremendous consequences and can capture the discontent and frustration of their compatriots," said Christophe Besuchet, writing on the Web site of a vocal exile group, the Rangzen Alliance.
