Sentence examples for especially disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Indians are especially disgruntled.

Islah, the country's main Sunni Islamist party which is part of the coalition government, is especially disgruntled.

In Kathmandu, a haven from much of the misery, people feel especially disgruntled, because their protests brought this government to power.

Yet it was not only many ethnic-Chinese voters (about a quarter of the population) and, especially, disgruntled ethnic Indians (about 8%) who deserted the National Front.

Most political observers have recognized that McCain's choice of Sarah Palin sends a message to women, especially disgruntled Hillary Clinton voters, that the GOP welcomes their support.

There is a basic setup involving white-supremacist methamphetamine dealers that is a red herring and the foreshadowing of a later surprise, but before too long we're in the familiar world of heartless Latin American drug lords (in this case a retiring fellow played by Luis Tosar) and their sadistic minions (John Ortiz, looking like an especially disgruntled graduate student).

Pilots are particularly disgruntled.

Peruvians are particularly disgruntled.

Rural Angolans, especially, are disgruntled.

Few television producers would tolerate this kind of satire, especially from disgruntled former employees.

The need to form alliances of convenience in Congress can lead to legislative chaos, especially when disgruntled partners bolt from the president's coalition.