Sentence examples for disgruntled from from inspiring English sources

Its rank-and-file draws its numbers from the same constituency as the protests — the poor and disgruntled from a countryside that the government has neglected for years.

TalkTalk was glad I called, apparently – all orders from the week mine was placed had not been processed because of a glitch; they were simply being ignored until miffed from Maidstone or disgruntled from Doncaster got in contact to ask what was going on.

The sobering fact is, threats to security be it from disgruntled employees or from cyberterrorists are escalating in number.

But if Mr Assad junior ever comes to power, he might find the greatest threat to his rule coming not from disgruntled apparatchiks, but from Syria's broken-down economy.

Wallerstein was widely faulted for her failure to use a control group: she interviewed mopey, disgruntled children from divorced homes but didn't compare them with children from intact families, many of whom are, of course, mopey and disgruntled, too.

That prompted disgruntled murmurs from the crowd.

There are lots of angry faces and disgruntled huffs from commuters.

The Knicks strengthened themselves at the trading deadline by acquiring the disgruntled Anthony from the Denver Nuggets.

Among the theories circulating widely is that disgruntled Alawites from Assad's own minority sect were responsible.

Last, and maybe least, was a goalless draw in Madrid that drew disgruntled jeers from the home fans, Atletico.

You should consider placing a "no contest clause" in your will or trust to discourage disgruntled heirs from attempting to invalidate your estate plan.