Ross played a role in the president-elect's tax-cut and infrastructure plans and has suggested that much of America is disgruntled because the economy has left middle-class workers behind.
In the beginning, a lot of children's authors felt disgruntled because Harry Potter got all the attention.
In Kathmandu, a haven from much of the misery, people feel especially disgruntled, because their protests brought this government to power.
It's just a lot of obscenely rich people standing around wearing suits, looking mildly disgruntled because they've just broken the world.
Mr Fischer may also have been disgruntled because he had not got the top job.
5) Are you just disgruntled because you're not really a successful political reporter?
And/or is he disgruntled (because he hadn't risen higher)?
Mr. Keane, the law professor, said RateMyCop should not be judged by the same criteria as Web sites like RateMyProfessors.com or RottenNeighbor.com, a forum for disgruntled neighbors, because of the special relationship between officers and their communities.
A question left unanswered is whether the combination failed because the two parts were simply incompatible as the firm's disgruntled alumni believe or because of poor management.
Disgruntled applicants complained of unfairness and of being singled out.
