Sentence examples for 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).

"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".

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.

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

"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.

Tod is tossed through the ocean of disgruntled bit players in a city designed for stars.

While Heilemann and Halperin conducted hundreds of interviews for this book, you can bet the naughty bits were mostly supplied by disgruntled staffers - at ALL levels.

But where else can disgruntled customers turn?

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.