If President Obama was concerned that Republican threats to play hooky during his job speech Thursday night would result in a shortage of disgruntled faces in Congress, he needn't have worried.
As he arrives at an outdoor news conference among a crush of reporters, the camera dashes in and out of the chanting crowd, picking out happy and disgruntled faces, creating an ominous sense of claustrophobia.
After you've analysed it yourself to see why the employee might be disgruntled, have a face-to-face meeting.
It means disgruntled FCC commuters face a further two years of FCC operating their line, which includes the Thameslink service through central London, before a rival has a chance to take it over.
And the recording business faced disgruntled musicians (and investigations into its contracts and accounting) on one side and fickle or hostile customers on the other as sales continued to slide.
Whether Great Britain or Argentina progressed, it will be a disgruntled, dissatisfied Netherlands they faced in the final – with the concern for the nation that would face them being that the team, the source of substantial expectation back home, will want to get it out of their system.
There are lots of angry faces and disgruntled huffs from commuters.
MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, Iran's president, faces a disgruntled people, an election in June, and now a strong new challenger for his job.
We were escorted onto the waiting plane – it had been kept at the gate for us — and faced two hundred disgruntled passengers.
A year ago Barack Obama had the world at his feet, but at his first state of the union address he faced a disgruntled public and was competing for attention with the launch of a new computer gadget.
