Sentence examples for disgruntled over from inspiring English sources

Disgruntled over tax reforms proposed by González, Gen. Federico Tinoco Granados in 1917 led one of the country's few coups.

The dissenters were disgruntled over one director receiving a pay rise of more than 30% for this year.

The Ngo Dinhs were convinced that the ARVN paratroop officers who had led the attempt had plotted with oppositionist politicians because they were disgruntled over these losses.

However, many Congolese were disgruntled over Kabila's failure to keep all of his 2006 election campaign promises, and Tshisekedi was a popular opposition figure with considerable support.

At the same time, McCain grew increasingly disgruntled over the course of the war and the administration's policies on detention and interrogation of suspected terrorists.

Jocketty obtained Williams, after the deadline, in a waiver deal Aug. 2 for Ray Lankford, a veteran outfielder who had become disgruntled over his playing time.

As they put it, so deep and unchecked were the city's inequities that the slightest provocation was sufficient to send disgruntled residents over the edge.

Korpsführer Adolf Hühnlein, the head of the National Socialist Motor Corps and an old crony of Hitler, was visibly disgruntled as he handed over the victor's laurels on the podium.

And he's already disgruntled, having been passed over by Lane for head of accounts.

Many of the women whose identities were revealed were lauded by their fellow soldiers (once the men got over being disgruntled at having had a woman in their midst) as being "good fighting men" who were capable and gallant, who pulled their weight and fulfilled their duties.

Mr Cameron has found himself under repeated fire from disgruntled Tory backbenchers over the way he leads the party, including questions over whether he was "man or mouse".