Sentence examples for vocal dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

It was here that the first signs of racial tension and vocal dissatisfaction began to emerge, after the restaurant became the target of police attention that seemed designed to close it down.

Maybe all it took was the vocal dissatisfaction of franchise player Dirk Nowitzki, but Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says his team is willing to make trade talk with pretty much anyone.

Chris Carney, lead designer for the multiplayer mode, recalled vocal dissatisfaction with the pistol early in the beta; by the end of the beta, the weapon was responsible for most of the kills coming from newly included weapons in the game.

But at the same time, smaller players are getting increasingly vocal about dissatisfaction with the Swedish-based startup.

Within the Democratic majority in the Assembly, until last year, black lawmakers were among the most vocal about their dissatisfaction with Mr. Silver.

Directors Roy Disney Roy Disney and Stanley Gold Stanley Gold have been particularly vocal about their dissatisfaction with Eisner's performance, and investors criticize his failure to cultivate a successor in the event of the 60-year-old CEO's departure.

The result guarantees Hibs their first point of the season, but before the red cards, Hibs were struggling with confidence and the home support were vocal in their dissatisfaction.

In addition to short fiction, Ellison also wrote for the movies and TV, most notably penning "The City on the Edge of Forever" — he was vocal about his dissatisfaction with how his script was rewritten, but the filmed version is still generally considered the finest episode of any Star Trek series.

Although the young protesters may have been the most vocal in their dissatisfaction with the draft, opinion polling from the time shows that the public overall had grave concerns about how the draft was implemented...

Women started to become more vocal about their deep dissatisfaction with the blatant inequities that exist between men and women.

To voice their dissatisfaction, a small but vocal group of shareholders agitated against some of the board members' re-election.