Sentence examples for disgruntled statement from inspiring English sources

Moir did not apologise either, but after the unprecedented public reaction released a disgruntled statement suggesting her piece had been misinterpreted and that the public response to it was orchestrated (which raises the question, was the public response to the Jonathan Ross/Russell Brand episode not orchestrated?).

It is totally made up by a disgruntled former employee," in a statement to TechCrunch.

When former Tambor assistant Van Barnes came out publicly with her story of what had happened to her, Jeffrey's first statement called Van a "disgruntled employee".

In an email I received from forensic psychiatrist Michael Welner, M.D. who specializes in mass shootings, "Hasan's shooting bore the qualities of an ideological Jihadist statement and that of a disgruntled workplace shooter at a career-threatening impasse with his superiors".

The general manager's midseason news conference in which he rambled at times during a 19-minute opening statement did little to win over disgruntled fans.

The statement called Gibney's sources "obsessive, disgruntled former church members" and said the filmmaker refused to speak to 25 people with "firsthand knowledge regarding assertions made in Mr. Wright's book".

"This book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees, told to make the President look bad," the statement read.

In a statement issued by CNBC, Maier was characterized as a "disgruntled former employee of his [Cramer] who he dismissed for poor performance".

Disgruntled internet users have picked up on the "might" in that statement, and filed more than 10 Change.org petitions imploring Microsoft to keep the software.

That same day, Paul Colford, AP's director of media relations, issued a statement flatly denying the accusations, saying that Thayer had become "disgruntled" in the late 1990s following a conflict with the news agency over a video distribution agreement.

Then the lawyers asked the disgruntled voters to complete ready-made affidavits or to prepare their own statements, which the voters signed under the watchful eyes of notaries.