Sentence examples for be disgruntled about from inspiring English sources

They have much to be disgruntled about.

"If they want to move in a different direction, I wouldn't be disgruntled about it," he said.

It's presumably hoping to woo smaller Esty sellers who might be disgruntled about competing with other craftspeople that are outsourcing their manufacturing.

The tree was a kind of anchor for the people, and they were disgruntled about it.

"You think he would have been disgruntled about that," Mr. Ackley said.

She went on: "We are constantly used to Spain being disgruntled about one thing or another.

Dana Perino, the present White House spokeswoman, said: "Scott, we now know, is disgruntled about his experience at the White House.

They are disgruntled about their loss of power and privilege, and they vent that in comments on various South African newspaper websites.

Although none of the money for the trips has come from the city, some Berkeley residents are disgruntled about the Mayor's travels.

George Harrison, by then a prolific songwriter, was disgruntled about his paltry representation on the Beatles' albums, which were always dominated by the music of Lennon and Paul McCartney.

Those who have been complaining, the officials suggested, may have been disgruntled about jobs they found much more difficult than they had expected.