Sentence examples for grow disgruntled from inspiring English sources

We are thinking of a person like Mr. Morris Ernst, the liberal barrister, who is called upon to serve the community in every calamity, When taxi-drivers grow disgruntled, Mr. Ernst is invited to bargain with them When a fine book is branded obscene, Mr. Ernst is elected to defend it against censors.

CINCINNATI — As the Reds reveled in their Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the Mets' pitching coach, Dan Warthen, grew disgruntled.

DaimlerChrysler maintains that Mr. Kerkorian supported the deal and grew disgruntled only when his shares lost value.

He had grown disgruntled with far-flung offshoots theoretically under his umbrella and fretted that too many of the "brothers" were alienating Muslims with attacks on fellow believers.

Hill also landed the highly regarded center Greg Echenique, but he decided to transfer to Creighton in January after growing disgruntled with his development, too.

Though at first accepting of the new colonial administration, the Boers soon grew disgruntled with the liberal policies of the British, especially in regard to the frontier and the freeing of slaves.

Pictures of You takes place over 13 days in the course of which bad-boy magazine editor Martin Powell loses his job, his assistant Alison grows disgruntled with her boyfriend, "a loser", and suspicious of her sister, "a slut".

There is speculation that Raul had grown disgruntled with the work, chafing at having been moved back into the field from his public affairs job, considered a comfortable, high-profile position.