Sentence examples for disgruntled about that from inspiring English sources

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

"If I'd have paid my money, I'd have been disgruntled about a side that looked as if they didn't care and weren't trying," the Wakefield coach, John Kear, said".The Crusaders players looked like they were putting in a good job adverttoday.

"They are disgruntled about the fact that the black community has been politically impotent for many years now and there's no prospect that is going to change anytime soon," Mr. Muwakkil said.

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

This week Spotify told its users, some of whom were disgruntled about what seemed like compulsory sharing, that it was "entirely up to you what you decide to share and what you keep private".

He said he could understand why some conservatives were disgruntled about what happened in September when Turnbull toppled him for the prime ministership, but that was in the past now.

To the Editor: Regarding "Turbulent Manners Unsettle Fliers" by Laura Mansnerus (Feb. 15): I'm sure there are many passengers who are disgruntled about the status of air travel and service today and that it's easy to collect horror stories.

He's not disgruntled about the results".

They have much to be disgruntled about.

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

Around 2004, Major Hasan started feeling disgruntled about the Army, relatives said.