Sentence examples for dissatisfied him from inspiring English sources
Possibly the sound of it dissatisfied him; at any rate, his jaw started working, as if he were biting down on an unpleasant mouthful.
The director has flirted with the medium before, using it as a sort of court of appeal in 1994 to remake for ABC Don't Drink The Water, a 1969 film that had apparently dissatisfied him.
Reviewing Authority's Recommendations: Accused beat POWs who were unable to do work or whose work dissatisfied him (when they fainted; when they were unable to carry coal due to a heart condition; and when they collapsed on the way to work).
Officials said Mr. Carlucci, in his preliminary findings, had decided that the National Security Council staff was far too involved in shaping foreign policy - as opposed to coordinating it - and that the caliber of the staff appointed by the recent council heads, Robert C. McFarlane and Admiral Poindexter, "dissatisfied" him, according to one associate.
But Garland said some parts dissatisfied him because they weren't scientifically vetted and ended up being "just sort of gibberish".
Torres had been governor of Leyte Province before the Japs came to Tacloban, in May , 1942 and the Japs had kept him on as governor until they had become dissatisfied with him in that job.
Aladdin is based on me, so I made him an indie rock singer whose label is dissatisfied with him, which isn't dissimilar to my story with Rough Trade, who told me to cut half the songs on my seventh album.
The Mayor has said he will attempt to "reach out" to those groups that have been dissatisfied with him in the past, such as blacks.
3. Miliband's personal ratings The Ipsos Mori poll this week put satisfaction in Ed Miliband at 33%, with 52% dissatisfied, giving him a net rating of -19.
"I'm not as dissatisfied with him as I am with Congress," said Susan Jean London, a retired teacher in Palmyra, Me., who said she was not registered as either Republican or Democrat.
