Sentence examples for disgruntled at the from inspiring English sources

My neighbour was disgruntled at the interval but left at the end intrigued and convinced.

My parents were pretty disgruntled at the thought of my leaving to marry – mainly because of the loss of their financial subsidy.

Averbuch's eyes are not quite closed, his lips are pursed in vague puzzlement, and he looks not dead but, rather, slightly disgruntled at the prospect of being woken.

They are tired of paying for Scotland and disgruntled at the fact that Scottish MPs can vote on matters that affect England only and not their own constituencies.

Some Essex members were certainly disgruntled at the removal of first-class status; spectators who paid £30 for a ticket might agree.

A few were disgruntled at the price of tickets and many remain puzzled at how the club got the game in the first place.

As a lowly scientist, stuck in a lab somewhere, you may be rather disgruntled at this whole state of affairs.

Formerly known as Newton Heath, United were one of several clubs under investigation by the Football Association for making illegal payments to players at northern clubs disgruntled at being paid the minimum wage: £4 during the season, reduced to just half that in the summer months.

"Struggling citizens are disgruntled at work, frugal at the cash register, and anti-business at the ballot box".

Senior figures in the EU are disgruntled at having to reward the Greek-Cypriot nay-sayers with the benefits of membership while keeping the more co-operative Turkish-Cypriots at bay.

Disgruntled at returning to the real world, Sacha gives it a new name as we walk through its acres of boutiques and restaurants: AdultZania.