Examples of using Discontent in English and their translations into German
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She's discontent.
Now is the winter ofyour discontent.
You have made your discontent abundantly clear.
Discontent was bubbling under this surface, until one day.
I can understand the discontent of many Swiss Abroad.
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From morning till night, without letup, quarrels, discontent.
But dwelling on the discontent seems beside the point.
Self-discipline is taming the inward"savage beast" of discontent.
There is discontent and disillusionment among the masses.
And you with so much opportunity may often be discontent.
The Discontent in Culture- A Unifying Element in the World of Today?
When the slaves began to worship the sun, they became discontent again.
Discontent with regard to skillful qualities[1] and unrelenting exertion.
If the rabble were to know, the scandal would arouse their discontent.
But they will notice your discontent and ask themselves what is up with you.
Both campaigns now result in an increase in protests and discontent.
Mehr va Oqibat" not only gets discontent but also a lot of recognition from the people.
Although Kit is happy for them, she feels unsettled and discontent.
They were forever discontent, and envious of the wealth and beauty of their neighbors.
In the vital source Gauenstein are hectic, stress and discontent locked out.
Valentina Glajar,"The Discourse of Discontent: Politics and Dictatorship in Hert Müller's"Herztier.
If there have been slaves for over 2,000 years, hasn't there always been discontent runaways?
The German chassis manufacturer wasn't discontent with the course of the European Championship though.
Invoked by Lucifer himself, he reveals himself in many forms: Through arrogance, discontent, desire.
If you are a customer of a store and are discontent, you are free to trade at another store.
There is major discontent about the commercial appropriation, constriction and"blighting"- a quote from the NZZ- of public space.
We have already reported onAmerican President Theodore Roosevelt's(President 1901-1909) discontent with the American circulation coins during our last article on the Double Eagle.
Discontent among the crew rises, until, after the death of the captain, they take the sole lifeboat and leave their mate behind.
Whether people are happy or sad, content or discontent, doesn't depend on their having little or having much- it depends on wisdom.
Moscow expressed its discontent over the fact that the Lithuanian company Mažeikių Nafta was sold to the Polish company PKN Orlen and not to a Russian enterprise.