The bullhead flopped discontentedly on the bottom of the boat.
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I wail unhappily, kicking discontentedly at my gear on the floor.
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Rose, having snapped out of her reverie, was muttering discontentedly over her schedule.
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A seagull is staring at me discontentedly through one beady pale green eye.
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He sought to talk discontentedly of the project, as if he found it infeasible.
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It beat me, in its delicate bossing, and I had to leave it, discontentedly enough.
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Haley therefore slowly and discontentedly returned to the little tavern, to ponder further what was to be done.
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Nicholas, who had left his nephew, irritably pushed up an armchair, sat down in it, and listened to Pierre, coughing discontentedly and frowning more and more.
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Agatha had strolled to the window, and was looking discontentedly at the prospect, as she had often done at school when alone, and sometimes did now in society.
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Princess Seishi Tranquility gazed at her reflection, she sighed discontentedly and threw a lily into the water, watching the ripples scare away various insects which landed around the water.
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Take a sexy-seeming world from the past, throw in a bunch of great actors, expensive sets, and finely rendered costumes, have the characters stare discontentedly into empty rooms and hope that most people think it's deep.
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Eventually, they decided not to participate in the 1967 general election. Political programme D'66 leaflet, 1966 Amsterdam Liberal Party (VVD) council member Hans Gruijters refused to attend the wedding reception ("I've got better things to do"), and later criticised the police actions against the protesters. The royalist VVD leadership reprimanded him, after which Gruijters discontentedly left the party. Together with Hans van Mierlo, Erik Visser, Peter Baehr and others, he decided it was time for political innovation.
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The wedding takes place, but Lassingbergh is unable to shake off his melancholy; he leaves his bride to wander off into the countryside, and she loyally follows him. Alberdure is not alone in his infatuation with Hyanthe; the prince's father, Duke Alphonso, also wishes to marry her, even though he is contracted to the dowager Duchess of Brunswick. The Duke makes feeble excuses for delaying his planned marriage with the Duchess, claiming sinister portents and foreboding dreams. His attempt to court Hyanthe is disrupted by the mad Alberdure, who eventually escapes his would-be guardians and makes off into the countryside...so that he, and Lassingbergh and Lucilia, are discontentedly roaming about.
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Caroline Dhavernas as Jaye Tyler – A 24-year-old graduate of Brown University, at the start of the series Jaye is discontentedly working as a sales clerk at Wonderfalls Gift Emporium and living in a trailer. She avoids her loving – and overbearing – family, whose successes she seems determined not to emulate, spending most of her time at The Barrel, a local bar at which her best friend, Mahandra, is a cocktail waitress. Despite being extremely caustic and a deliberate underachiever, Jaye's life takes an odd turn when various muses, in the form of animal objects, begin talking to her and delivering cryptic instructions. At first uncooperative, Jaye eventually breaks down after they inflict on her various forms of passive coercion, such as keeping her awake all night by singing, and harassing her with their messages when she is around others, forcing her to accede in order to avoid appearing crazy.
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