Sentence examples for disgruntled about the from inspiring English sources

He's not disgruntled about the results".

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

A person close to him said he remained disgruntled about the decline of the company's stock price.

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

Politics in Baghdad have been stymied as insurgents have continued bombings and assassinations and Iraqis have become increasingly disgruntled about the failure of the government to deliver basic services.

"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.

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

Understandably disgruntled about this turn of events, in which her business coup gets decidedly short shrift compared to the news that Don is impulsively marrying his much younger secretary, Peggy expresses her dismay about the situation and gets Joan's sardonic support, including the observation that Don is likely to make his new young wife a copywriter, too.

It arose out of a discussion held at Devoted and Disgruntled about how the result of the upcoming election will affect the arts.

"There are matters where Sinn Féin are disgruntled about issues, we (the DUP) are disgruntled about issues.

In a statement delivered to reporters in Colorado, where the president was about to speak at the U.S. Air Force Academy commencement, she said: "Scott, we know, is disgruntled about his experience at the White House.