groundswell of discontent

Mr. Wit's suit is part of a groundswell of discontent in resort towns across the country.

When parents refuse, there is either an almighty bust-up or a continuing groundswell of discontent that lasts for weeks.

A striking aspect of America's educational system is the fact that extensive changes in the financing of higher education over the past three decades have failed to inspire a groundswell of discontent.

Hampered by hyperinflation and recession, the Argentine Government today faced a new groundswell of discontent as 2,500 workers took over a Buenos Aires bank to protest a $2 billion Government cost-cutting program.

James Gill, who has been described by local golfing commentators as "an earnest, over-confident young man sadly lacking in any particular talent, despite coming from fine stock", has created a groundswell of discontent about his continued snubbing.

Weighing in on an issue that has generated a national groundswell of discontent, the two candidates for New Jersey governor promised on Thursday to protect homeowners from being victimized by a recent United States Supreme Court ruling on eminent domain.