Sentence examples for Feel disgruntled from inspiring English sources

In a company of our size, it is not shocking that some people could feel disgruntled.

"From time to time a small number of passengers may feel disgruntled.

One or two might feel disgruntled but basically they seem to like and respect him.

Fans have every right to feel disgruntled, but demanding the game be changed simply contributes to the bowdlerization of a work, and a medium, that they hold dear.

When you drop by a bookstore or are looking for a great new book, you should definitely consider Hexed because it definitely won't make you feel disgruntled.

In a column titled "Fifa Nostra", the Chilean journalist Juan Cristóbal Guarello mockingly observed that those indicted had good reason to feel disgruntled.

In the beginning, a lot of children's authors felt disgruntled because Harry Potter got all the attention.

Feeling disgruntled at the council's interference, she then rendered Alfred Tennyson's drawing-room ballad "Come into the Garden, Maud" and displayed leers and nudges, to illustrate each innuendo.

In Kathmandu, a haven from much of the misery, people feel especially disgruntled, because their protests brought this government to power.

We get drunk on the opportunity to spout on a platform, and then feel underwhelmed, even disgruntled, when democracy prioritises the dreams of other people.

"We understand that some of our fans in and around Wigan may feel a little disgruntled by the move; however, we sincerely hope that they can understand the opportunity this provides us to grow as a club.