Sentence examples for he disgruntled from inspiring English sources
And/or is he disgruntled (because he hadn't risen higher)?
In Mystic of the East, he can't speak, he's disgruntled, he's had it up to here with the world.
When he was finally discharged, in June of 2009, he was disgruntled, and he told Komel not to come to the ceremony for returning soldiers.
"He was disgruntled and upset and he wanted money he felt he was owed".
Was he a disgruntled employee, did he have a personal grudge against someone, was it political, was he depressed, was he mentally ill?
But he became disgruntled in 1993 when he was made a reserve, and he was traded to the Washington Bullets.
The court heard that he approached the News of the World because he was "disgruntled" with his employer, believing he had been "badly treated" by management.
He became disgruntled with a role he felt was powerless and only honorary, and resigned one year later.
He calls disgruntled season ticket-holders; maybe he even visits them at home.
Mark Trafford QC, prosecuting, said Hagan first approached the NoW because he was disgruntled with his employer and believed he had been "badly treated" by the management.
