Sentence examples for becomes disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Someone becomes disgruntled with the government and decides to take it out with a gun".

Bin Laden goes back to his native Saudi Arabia and becomes disgruntled, denouncing the kingdom when that country allows its soil to be used by the American forces in the first Gulf war to evict Iraq from Kuwait.

If audiences became disgruntled by his failure to amuse, he might burst into tears, his cries and shrieks becoming increasingly incoherent and rhythmic until he suddenly started expertly accompanying his vocals on conga drums.

Eventually, he became disgruntled.

With such a high number of expectations, no wonder some become disgruntled.

"I've simply become disgruntled with the man," Mr. Linn said of Mr. Bush.

After leading the N.F.L. with 15 ½ sacks, Allen became disgruntled and was traded to Minnesota.

Some fans became disgruntled as soap opera threatened to overwhelm her serial killers.

Turkcan felt he was underutilized with the Knicks and became disgruntled.

If the new investors were to become disgruntled, they may find it costly to sell in a hurry.

They become disgruntled witnesses to the 1974 revolution, in which the army bloodlessly toppled the moribund Fascist regime.