Sentence examples for a bit disgruntled from inspiring English sources

My garden may resemble a 7-year-old who's just given himself a haircut, and the stone wall on our property may look a bit disgruntled (my wife built it when she was eight months pregnant).

Osias is a bit disgruntled when Darlene's second son is born with skin much darker than his, but his temperamental inertia (or perhaps his obtuseness) prevents him from making too much of a fuss.

"In the past when we have had big games we have sometimes not played well and people have gone away a bit disgruntled but that was certainly not the case in this game," McGuigan said.

The CIA agents seem a bit disgruntled and dumbfounded.

A bit disgruntled anticipating the schlep and the transportation ordeal; my general mindset was to power through the assignment.

I came home a bit disgruntled by the sexual stasis in my long-term marriage with the most interesting (and loving) husband in the world.

The formula of the team started to get a little bit disgruntled.

"One or two who were a little bit disgruntled with certain situations and had personal reasons," director of rugby Dave Penberthy told BBC Cornwall.

"I think perhaps the people you have spoken to are a little little bit disgruntled … At the end of the day the contact centre industry has a very, very high turnover … it's tough".

This is a disgruntled employee who is a bit off his rocker.

Perhaps a bit too long, but it enraptured the hall — disgruntled Sanders supporters, as well as loyal Clintonites.