Sentence examples for Disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Cameron and his media allies have made the "SNP veto" a major theme of their campaign to motivate disgruntled English voters.

He particularly enjoys the cool breeze of the ocean and access to water for cleaning, though he's disgruntled with the exponential increase of kodi (rent) when moving from old and shabby to new and expensive.

The party will also expect to increase its overall Dáil representation as it hopes to harvest votes from disgruntled Fianna Fáil supporters, who are going to abandon the Soldiers of Destiny in their droves as punishment for Brian Cowen's mishandling of Ireland's fiscal woes.

It might slow Anwar's efforts to tempt disgruntled MPs across the floor.

There were in fact only around 150 demonstrators gathered at the front of the Dáil, a figure that perhaps said more about Irish attitudes to the present economic crisis afflicting the Republic than a disgruntled builder battering down the gates.

Disgruntled investors were planning to vote against the re-election of chairman Keith Hellawell and other board members.

They want to mount vigorous campaigns to rally disgruntled Labour, Green and socialist voters in key Labour areas of Glasgow, Dundee and North Lanarkshire, which voted yes in September's independence referendum.

In the other corner however is what could fast be approaching a majority of Conservative MPs, disgruntled by their failure to win an outright majority, and keen to make a clear distinction between themselves and their coalition partners in the Lib Dems by tacking to the right.

But whether disgruntled Gibson supporters would have voted Labour had they turned out is another matter.

His pitiful poll ratings need a boost and he hopes to win back disgruntled teachers who may have abandoned his party.

A few were disgruntled at the price of tickets and many remain puzzled at how the club got the game in the first place.