Sentence examples for far from grateful from inspiring English sources

But voters are far from grateful.

He says he is far from grateful.

The men, far from grateful, are bitter and desperate.

The voters appear far from grateful to Labour for helping secure the 2012 Olympics - quite the reverse - and George Galloway's Respect party continued to reap the benefits of anger directed against the government over the Iraq war by making gains in Tower Hamlets.

Far from being grateful for any remorse, Acehnese students took advantage of the more open climate to organise an energetic campaign for independence.

Yet far from being grateful, top financial types were furious at Obama for occasionally hinting that some of them might have misbehaved a bit.

And hardliners, far from feeling grateful to America for its efforts to spare China's blushes, may feel either suspicious of a deep-laid American conspiracy, or humiliated.

Far from being grateful for "a break" from grading papers, I am dismayed by the prospect of substituting the teacher-student interactions that are the heart of education with a set of algorithms, no matter how complex.

Far from being grateful for the president's continued support, for his administration's kid-glove handling of the finance sector, and for the generosity of government guarantees, bankers have, like many disillusioned Americans, become contemptuous of the American Presidency.

Although the deal was very similar to one proposed by the Obama Administration - and Brazil and Turkey had a letter from Obama encouraging them to press forward with the deal - Obama Administration officials dismissed the deal, and far from being grateful to Turkey and Brazil, made a show of being angry.

"Whatever we needed, whatever question we raised, the commander would be back with an answer within 24 hours," said Mrs. Laychak, still far from healed but grateful for the humanity that the hulking wounded Pentagon managed to put forth.