discontent

Wittich has been less overtly controversial in his role, but there has remained an underlying discontent within teams and drivers about the management of FIA race control.

There has just been an overwhelming feeling of discontent and unhappiness in the cultural zeitgeist for the past four years.

Trump will be taking office having inherited an American economy that has performed very well, despite the discontent voiced among many voters who may have been the Achilles’ heel of Vice President Kamala Harris’ candidacy.

Donald Trump won a close but decisive victory over Kamala Harris in an election where national discontent carried the day amid record voter turnout.

The rise of Christian nationalism in the 1980s, the government shutdowns in the 1990s, the emergence of the tea party in the 2000s, along with an atomized and increasingly partisan media, fueled a politics of recrimination and discontent.