Sentence examples for it is disgruntled from inspiring English sources

These days, it is disgruntled Democrats who make the argument that Mr. McAuliffe could have done better.

Whether on benefits or military spending or tuition fees, it is disgruntled and mostly rightwing Conservatives, not left-leaning Lib Dems, who are now offering the most significant challenge to coalition policy – including inside the government itself.

I used to listen to Kathleen Ferrier singing it when I was disgruntled at music college; I'd lie on my back, and the tears would collect in my ears.

To use the words of one of the senior doctors: "I am disgruntled and angry but we have to work.

All it takes is disgruntled voters who don't know what's at stake — and we have plenty of those.

The PDI-P, for its part, is disgruntled that Jokowi is not more of a loyalist.

If a company learns that a valued employee is disgruntled, it should discuss it with him.

There is idealism somewhere under this pile of bile, the pernicious idealism that wants the world to be perfect and is disgruntled that it isn't – and that it never will be.

In every divorce, someone is disgruntled.

Still, the Tory right is disgruntled.

Also, Keanu Reeves is disgruntled by horses.