Sentence examples for was disgruntled because from inspiring English sources

Looking back affectionately, I think she was disgruntled because he had wrested the number-three batting position from her favourite grandson years before.

Morris said that Vandeveld was disgruntled because his commanding officers disagreed with some of his legal tactics and that he "never once" raised substantive concerns.

Mr Fischer may also have been disgruntled because he had not got the top job.

I am disgruntled, because of what happened to Ted and their cavalier mentality about breaking the law".

A lot of them [the websites] are disgruntled, because Facebook was using us as a metric to determine who not to give much organic reach to.

In an interview, Mr. Mason said Mr. Montgomery had been "disgruntled because he was being transferred from the Cleveland Diocese to a parish in Indiana".

Some voters are disgruntled because the oil boom that started a few years ago has failed so far to create many jobs.

Ross played a role in the president-elect's tax-cut and infrastructure plans and has suggested that much of America is disgruntled because the economy has left middle-class workers behind.

The Kurds are disgruntled because the UN Security Council resolution, which endorsed the new government, made no promise of federalism; nor did they get either of the two grandest jobs in the new administration.Losers and bombersBut the biggest losers, so far, are the religious groups.

The greatest danger for defection came from the Huns, who were disgruntled because they had been ferried to Africa against their will and feared being left there as a garrison.

But company officials said Mr. Rummonds was fired because he was disgruntled with the job and refused to promise that he would not take part in another sickout.