Sentence examples for less disgruntled from inspiring English sources

And there is, I think, reason to hope that by giving today's postdocs a taste of what it takes to be a good manager, by helping them learn good management form, we can help make tomorrow's PIs better managers and tomorrow's postdocs a little less disgruntled.

"He lives on unhappiness, and people are less disgruntled than before".

Meanwhile, many of the less-educated, disgruntled Anglos who may have applauded the state Republican Party's drift to the right have left the state.

At the other defensive tackle position, it's time for ex-Cowboy Chris Canty to earn his money (believe it or not, he's the highest-paid defensive lineman on this team…which Umenyiora, and the less-disgruntled Tuck, have surely noticed).

For the disgruntled, but less literary, there are other outlets.

While the productivity payoff for keeping doctors happy might seem obvious, the flip side is less so: Restive or disgruntled docs can cost a chain dearly.

And now Obama, leaving everything at risk to another heir, a ludicrous choice foisted on the American public by less than a hundred thousand disgruntled voters distributed in three states, a man who seems more devoted to his twitter account than the presidency.

Hard-pressed peasants are less of a threat than disgruntled city folk within a stone's throw of the presidential palace.

He also attempted to gain access to a RBS office recently, according to one disgruntled worker, who was less than impressed by the stunt.

This was in the late 1980s, when British standup had got itself a reputation as more or less the entertainment wing of the disgruntled left.

"What you are doing instead is not offering the by far most popular service… and pushing another, less known service instead," writes one disgruntled user on Shazam's help forum.