Sentence examples for particularly disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Pilots are particularly disgruntled.

Peruvians are particularly disgruntled.

Scholars from the two museums that surrendered their collections are particularly disgruntled.

Often, their interest conflicts with that of some classes of investor.In the Barclays case the investors have become particularly disgruntled.

EasyJet is particularly disgruntled over air passenger duty, which adds at least £12 to every ticket in and out of Britain.

Those who were particularly disgruntled and fully intending to migrate may have found greater reason to return the survey, hence a possible bias in the survey's findings.

Indians are especially disgruntled.

As volunteers they can easily quit volunteering if they become disgruntled or disillusioned with a project.

When such changes to a character's continuity are made, fans are often disgruntled, particularly when sexuality is involved, and Alan Moore suggests that creating a new character is preferable.

But lecturing audiences on a relatively obscure internet subculture is an odd way to connect with most Americans, particularly the older disgruntled whites that Clinton wants to peel off Trump.

Rural Angolans, especially, are disgruntled.