Sentence examples for disgruntled like from inspiring English sources

We don't roll into class hung-over, sleepy, or disgruntled like some people do.

The ad team didn't want the anti-Romney voices to sound partisan, or too much like disgruntled employees.

Like disgruntled dowagers harping on about the man who lured them under false pretences in their youth they insist they joined the Common Market, no more, and now find themselves in a union that legislates on the environment and working hours too.

Like disgruntled spouses breaking into the Facebook accounts of their significant other and posting offensive messages and photos.

My guess is that he would have been disgruntled, and been like, 'aw, man.' I think he would have tried to make me feel bad, but I don't think he would have physically assaulted me," she said.

The Jets asked the Bengals earlier in the week about Carl Pickens, the disgruntled wide receiver who would like to be traded.

Could Pepsi now try to lure away a disgruntled Burger King? "We'd like to win new business on our merits rather than Coke's mistakes," says a Pepsi spokesman.

It includes a section entitled "The Misery of Gift Buying for Children," boasting quotes from disgruntled adults who don't like having to make a choice all by themselves.

Companies that do not necessarily see themselves as likely targets of attacks worry that someone besides a terrorist, like a disgruntled employee, will try something in the current environment.

One or two might feel disgruntled but basically they seem to like and respect him.

And those who do work get ill-paid, often part-time jobs.The young are easily disgruntled with established institutions, like the European Union.