Sentence examples for make disgruntled from inspiring English sources

The Tories were motivated more by consumerist thinking than Labour, but the basic aim (to make disgruntled voters feel they were masters of their public services) was the same.

He deserves great credit for that but he has made some decisions which have disgruntled the fans.

And using one may impede the seat in front of you from reclining, which can make for disgruntled neighbors.

And there is no suggestion in all Lord Ashcroft's polling of the national swing that either would require to deliver one.That will make disloyal, disgruntled, unpredictable voters in marginal seats the kingmakers in this election.

But low pay and uncertain job prospects have made them disgruntled.

The panel concludes that postdocs are "indispensable" to U.S. science but that low pay and uncertain job prospects have made them disgruntled.

Ones that I would normally get disgruntled with if anyone but me were making.

Disgruntled employees earn disgruntled customers.

So excited, in fact, that he goes overboard, changing the name of the restaurant to the Krusty Sponge and making perennially disgruntled employee Squidward wear a SpongeBob costume.

They made me disgruntled, discontented with my lot.

Cooper denied the accusations, saying that they had been made bycome disgruntled former employees.