Sentence examples for disgruntled to from inspiring English sources

This is not the time for bankers, however disgruntled, to jump ship.

He was then disgruntled to be given out caught-behind for 43 from 22 balls.

But the spread of mobile telephones and internet access has made it much easier for the disgruntled to organise.

Another factor would be the conservative religious establishment, which has become disgruntled to see young mainstream Muslims drifting toward a liberal ideology.

Hamilton was a master at manipulating speculations in shares where the client bore any loss but Hamilton reaped any profits, arrangements that spurred the disgruntled to take him to court regularly in these years.

StackMob also tried to capitalize on competitor Parse's acquisition by Facebook, hoping to woo disgruntled developers to its platform via a Parse migration tool.

It is all part of a frantic diplomatic mission to persuade disgruntled students to stay with the NUS.

(One of them, the posh floor-crosser Quentin Davies, received an improbable ovation at Bournemouth for his call to other disgruntled Conservatives to "take the plunge").

Manager Darren Ferguson has invited disgruntled fans to a meeting to discuss Peterborough United's form.

To the extent that I wish to see this kiosk debacle elevated from mere Outcry - a somewhat belittling umbrella term for all rural concerns that somehow fail to live up to the big, important fights and protests that preoccupy the urban disgruntled - to full-on national incident.

Publication prompted disgruntled readers to contact the magazine and the PCC, asking it to take action.