"disgruntled comments" is a correctly-formed part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something said in a grumbling or discontented manner. For example: "The disgruntled comments from the crowd made it clear that they were unhappy with the result."
There were a few mildly disgruntled comments on the fact that my chosen quotation is not to be found in the ODQ, but I'm unrepentant.
Ben Travis, Evening Standard Much has been made of Daniel Craig's disgruntled comments about his future as Bond, though his performance in Spectre is brilliant as ever.
After my disgruntled comments about Christmas in Slovenia -they stayed in an ultra-modern hotel while I slept in a hostel converted from a prison - they generously offered me a room in the hotel they'd booked.
I've already had my first disgruntled comment beneath one.
Sparked by a disgruntled comment below an interview in the Guardian, Shukla's crowdfunded editorial project emerged from the "constant anxiety we feel as people of colour to justify our space, to show that we have earned our place at the table".
This might have been dismissed as the disgruntled comment of a failure had it not been an echo of the "temptation of Venice" to which he referred in an autobiographical book of the same title published four years ago, and to which he claimed to have been always prone throughout his (until then) brilliant political career.Now 51, Mr Juppé would like one day to be France's president.
One disgruntled citizen commented after a two-year bout of warfare: "Cosimo and Piero (grandfather and father), with half of the money you have spent on this war, would have gained much more than you have lost".
He attributes any disparaging comments to disgruntled former employees and colleagues.
Instead, it was inundated with thousands of complaints and sarcastic comments from disgruntled customers who felt the service they received could not have been further from what they considered to be luxury.
Smart writers who receive such feedback, however, will not get disgruntled or defensive at such comments, but will instead adopt a more humble attitude and look to see if they're holding too tightly to a particular way of expressing themselves or are too close to their phrasing to evaluate it objectively.
It is all too common to see disgruntled and cynical screenwriters on forums, comment sections, and everywhere else.
