| And then he felt ashamed of his privilege and his discontentedness. |
| Put it anyway you like, but the idea of life and all its discontentedness is certainly not an uncommon theme in contemporary film and literature. |
| It was as if my mood had been goaded away from situational discontentedness into a dysthymia that seemed now to be heading into full-fledged depression. |
| On the other hand, not granting a request could lead to injury or discontentedness, which will negatively affect that player's play out on the field. |
| It gives us a feeling of holy discontentedness in order to drive us on to better things in our walk with God. |
| The protestors claim that one of the main reasons for discontentedness is the former gold mining company's failure to meet its promises before the local population. |
