Sentence examples for disgruntled remark from inspiring English sources
An example from my own life: Over the past few years I noticed that whenever one particular and persistent regret bubbled up it would come out as anger (sometimes just a disgruntled remark, other times a distancing and closing off of my heart, or outright blaming).
As a disgruntled Heath remarked: "The government had achieved the inconceivable in swinging the population of London behind Livingstone".
"The state pays her plenty," he said, disgruntled by my remark.
The acerbic Mercurio has always had a knack for the politics of office relationships, and Line of Duty is filled with sharp one-liners and smart put-downs: "Hastings makes Greece look solvent, and Arnott can't keep it in his pants," remarks one disgruntled copper.
It was also not clear what prompted Mr. Al Sisi's invitation but state-owned Al Ahram newspaper noted in its coverage of the president's remarks that "many disgruntled youths are unhappy with what they deem heavy-handed practices by security forces.
But suppose that a few disgruntled former students have posted some highly critical and negative remarks about Phil on RateMyProfessor.com.
Indians are especially disgruntled.
Investors are disgruntled.
Pilots are particularly disgruntled.
Eventually, he became disgruntled.
