The phrase "disgruntled for" is a grammatically correct and often used phrase in written English
It can be used to convey that someone is dissatisfied or unhappy about a particular situation or circumstance. Example: The employees were disgruntled for not receiving their promised bonuses. This sentence means that the employees were not happy because they did not receive the bonuses that were promised to them.
That comment drew criticism from Irish-American officials, and the mayor quickly apologized; several hecklers interviewed at the parade in the Rockaways said they were unaware of the remark and were disgruntled for other reasons.
The notes we've read from the conference call suggest that Tim's tone was inappropropriately disgruntled for a CEO whose company has just crapped the bed two quarters in a row--especially one that is trying to establish initial credibility with Wall Street.
During this period the gentleman concerned took part in an in-depth qualitative interview, in which he revealed that had sent these texts as "a joke", after feeling disgruntled for being allocated to receive counselling rather than acupuncture (his preferred choice).
This setup could have been tedious — a Hamlet-esque monologue for disgruntled teenagers — but for Frédéric's powerhouse command of language.
There is a slim chance the Lakers will give up the disgruntled Glen Rice for Gill and Jamie Feick, a rebounding power forward who would fill a great need for the Lakers, but that is unlikely.
"I'm a disgruntled general for forty-eight hours, and then I'm out of sight".
(Thanks to the community of artists at Devoted and Disgruntled 10 for this idea).
"If novels about college life were taxable, we could soon afford another war," mused an evidently disgruntled critic for the Los Angeles Times in 1963.
News reports on the incident don't give specifics on what happened next, but the couple reportedly became "disgruntled" enough for restaurant staff to call the cops. .
So here is my advice for disgruntled Bruin fans: Ride out this transition and hope Mora recruits the right players for his new offense.
Meanwhile, Consolidated Edison expanded its search of personnel files for disgruntled employees matching the profile.
