Malcontent

I did indeed address the issue which has become very topical among media practitioners in recent years, disquieted about their malcontent in the quality of representation or the lack thereof, within the fraternity.

Why would any team rent a 40 year old primadonna malcontent at 60 million while giving up picks?

But he made few friends and his reputation as a malcontent followed him in pro hockey, making his ascension to Toronto Maple Leafs head coach perhaps hockey’s greatest redemption story.

In these early months of the next decade, America is prosperous but malcontent, solvent but anxious.

Since then he's plowed a jagged path as a writer, editor, podcaster, comic creator, and mostly benevolent malcontent in New York City.

At that point Morgan, a remain supporter, seemed set for a long career as a backbench Brexit malcontent, along with her role chairing the Treasury select committee.

He acted like a complete lunatic and malcontent for the last several months, and got rewarded handsomely.

Let him be a malcontent on somebody else’s roster.

Set in an idyllic-looking English village (despite developer House House being Australian) there is no back story for the avian malcontent.

An ambitious, malcontent young graduate and would-be writer comes back to his rural village with a diploma but no job.

The best move the Seahawks made all offseason was getting rid of this malcontent loser (and that’s saying quite a bit considering they finally dumped the worst offensive coordinator in the league).

Gadfly is what they call you when you are no longer dangerous; I much prefer troublemaker, malcontent, desperado.

The Reggio Calabria protests were the expression of malcontent about cronyism and the lack of industrial planning.