Phrases with «deep dissatisfaction»

"Deep dissatisfaction" refers to a strong feeling of unhappiness, dissatisfaction, or discontentment that goes beyond just being mildly discontent. It signifies a profound level of dissatisfaction or displeasure with something. Full definition

Sentences with «deep dissatisfaction»

  • Over the past month, legislators investigating Russian propaganda on social media have expressed deep dissatisfaction with Twitter for belated and apparently incomplete discoveries — or disclosures — over Russia hijacking the microblogging service. (thedailybeast.com)
  • The huge march in London at the weekend was in part a roar of deep dissatisfaction at hardline policies in the UK (cuts to legal aid, threats to scrap the Human Rights Act, etc), not just a protest at Trump's divisive rhetoric and policies. (politics.co.uk)
  • Though he said he does not want to speak negatively about Stefanik's record, he harangued Republicans in general and expressed deep dissatisfaction with the party both locally and nationally. (timesunion.com)
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