Sentence examples for very disgruntled from inspiring English sources

"People are very disgruntled.

But soon she became very disgruntled with and highly critical of her field.

Still, in a lot of jobs, you tend to get very disgruntled team members if you don't make room.

As our pens hover between the "fairly chirpy" and "very disgruntled" boxes on the new household survey, we might pause to reflect on these questions of happiness and responsibility.

The last, called Archway Steel, fought a long legal challenge during which they also endured hate mail and a suspected arson attack, one might guess from very disgruntled fans.

The fans get very disgruntled and start asking questions.

In the end we are playing a role – in my case, that of a teacher disillusioned by indiscipline and kids with a precarious grasp of English – just as much as the actors posing, very convincingly, as disgruntled extremists.

Very soon, the already disgruntled population will become enraged, and then the point of no return will have been passed".

A further digression: a good few years ago, I was privileged to attend the very first Devoted & Disgruntled conversation about the future of theatre.

Whatever you are buying, and wherever you are shopping, take precautions to protect yourself from a company's potential financial problems, or you could find yourself at the end of a very long queue of disgruntled creditors.

Hunnam pulled out and there was much speculation that part of the reason was because of the intense media coverage and barrage of very negative mail from disgruntled Fifty Shades of Grey fans who didn't approve of him being cast.