Sentence examples for slightly disgruntled from inspiring English sources
"Successful enough," he said, with a slightly disgruntled sigh.
Yet Mr. Wyndham looked slightly disgruntled at being unable to induce other bidders to chime in.
Everybody slightly disgruntled, as he had described it in advance — his wife without her politics, him without his piano — but unwilling to forgo the ritual.
Averbuch's eyes are not quite closed, his lips are pursed in vague puzzlement, and he looks not dead but, rather, slightly disgruntled at the prospect of being woken.
Kevin Waldron's Tiger for Michael Rosen's Tiny Little Fly is a giant, slightly disgruntled cat attempting to swat away the "tiny little fly" of the title.
Everybody slightly disgruntled, as he had described it in advance his wife without her politics, him without his piano but unwilling to forgo the ritual.
A film student observes that her friend is not "the first disgruntled, slightly sexually embittered male in his twenties" to identify with Travis Bickle, then silently wishes that he would "close himself — save face".
A film student observes that her friend is not "the first disgruntled, slightly sexually embittered male in his twenties" to identify with Travis Bickle, then silently wishes that he would "close himself save face".
Indians are especially disgruntled.
Investors are disgruntled.
