Sentence examples for seems disgruntled from inspiring English sources

Holloway, who seems disgruntled with financial matters at Bloomfield Road, and is coveted elsewhere, revealed his team missed out on a £5m bonus pool by failing to gain promotion, money which he said, would have made up for their low wages.

But Sullivan and others remaining on the team hardly seem disgruntled by the changes.

And ever more political constituencies seem disgruntled with further trade liberalisation.

Does your colleague seem disgruntled?

The passengers I asked moved after I explained the situation, but one man seemed disgruntled.

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

As for the three vets I travelled with, they were paid before we left town, and the Louisiana-based vets don't seem disgruntled.

At least one of them seemed fairly disgruntled by such abrupt evidence of the difference Dettori is going to make, in terms of competition for rides.

It seems to invite disgruntled scientists whose proposals to the National Institutes of Health aren't funded to argue in court that NIH is at fault for funding a new research area.

While opposition hadn't died out in the Mission, the news coverage of it had, and the elementary-school group, for its part, seemed only faintly disgruntled, if at all.

The CIA agents seem a bit disgruntled and dumbfounded.