Sentence examples for feeling disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Around 2004, Major Hasan started feeling disgruntled about the Army, relatives said.

Either Downton and Moores have changed their minds with astonishing rapidity or they must now be feeling disgruntled that their opinion suddenly counts for very little.

This new deal will provide something of a sweetener for people feeling disgruntled that that they will miss out on the higher flat rate pension of £155 a week when it is introduced on April 6 , 2016

Some people said that there were community members feeling disgruntled and left out, failing to understand why they have not been supported when their equally poor neighbour has.

During this period the gentleman concerned took part in an in-depth qualitative interview, in which he revealed that had sent these texts as "a joke", after feeling disgruntled for being allocated to receive counselling rather than acupuncture (his preferred choice).

Feeling disgruntled at the council's interference, she then rendered Alfred Tennyson's drawing-room ballad "Come into the Garden, Maud" and displayed leers and nudges, to illustrate each innuendo.

I have a feeling that, disgruntled at the manner of his departure from the Cabinet and the tedium of backbench life, Liam Fox might fancy switching to Ukip if offered its leadership.

Bahrain: The same tensions involving anti-U.S. feelings and disgruntled Sunni Arabs and other traditionalists are present in Bahrain.

"Serving up his droll, penetrating humor in a hot, cable-strewn studio left him feeling gloomy and disgruntled.

It's what we do when we're upset with elected officials, when we're angry with companies, when we're feeling disenfranchised or disgruntled.

The reality that it isn't currently an option suddenly leaves the consumer disgruntled and feeling deficient.