Sentence examples for really disgruntled from inspiring English sources

If the American people are really disgruntled with the incumbent, that may not matter.

This supports the interpretation offered by Josh Marshall, that a lot of voters calling themselves "independents" were really disgruntled former Republicans.

I just accept her for who she is now, but for ages I was really disgruntled because she didn't seem to be how I thought a mother should be.

Odd, really, to be disgruntled at not seeing out of a window when I wanted to travel in the dark.

First of all though, progressives must see Ukip for what they really are: not so much disgruntled Tories but people whom successive governments, both Labour and Tory, have left behind – the 'left behind voters', as Goodwin and Ford call them.

5) Are you just disgruntled because you're not really a successful political reporter?

Despite all the blood and glory, this week also reminds us that "shoveling shit really is most of it," as one disgruntled Westerosi puts it.

However, as no one is yet any the wiser as to who exactly Impact Team, which claimed responsibility, really are – the best guess is that it was a disgruntled Ashley Madison employee – it inevitably promised more than it delivered.

Without a word of explanation (was any really needed by that point?), God sets loose "fiery serpents" among the disgruntled and rebellious people.

Suspects include disgruntled beat reporters, ambitious editors, and conniving board members, and the only person who really seems to know what's going on is Bashir, the Afghan coffee-cart guy.

He seemed disgruntled, and then commenced indulging in the disconcerting action of walking around slapping his own ass really hard.