Sentence examples for disgruntled as from inspiring English sources

But the soldiers remain dangerous, and are now disgruntled as well as discredited.

They built a political machine that provided social services as it secured political power, appealing to the needy and disgruntled as well as to the faithful.

Sydney Carroll, writing in the Sunday Times, found the play "intensely interesting, stimulating and provocative... the work of a thinker" and left it "perplexed, disgruntled, as protesting as if we had seen a slice of life itself.

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

Everybody slightly disgruntled, as he had described it in advance — his wife without her politics, him without his piano — but unwilling to forgo the ritual.

And the IMF wants him to slash the public-sector perks and jobs he showered on East Bankers, nowadays almost as disgruntled as the Palestinians.

If you rake over their supper, the worms may be disgruntled but, as long as you don't take the material away, they can go back to work.

The Department of Education portrays Mr. Lirtzman as disgruntled at his failure to get tenure, and the principal declined to comment on his allegations.

Perhaps a bit too long, but it enraptured the hall — disgruntled Sanders supporters, as well as loyal Clintonites.

Would that Novartis paid as much attention to Alcon's disgruntled minorities as Kraft appears to be to its most famous shareholder.

But public officials aren't the only ones who can opt to "exit" in the face of immoral or dysfunctional behavior — disgruntled voters can, as well.