Sentence examples for were disgruntled with from inspiring English sources

Gambian soldiers guarding the capital said they were disgruntled with Jammeh.

It also helped if you were disgruntled with your current employers.

Several of the team's veterans were disgruntled with Ftorek, but they kept it under wraps.

He criticised the documentary for focusing on "people who were disgruntled with their experiences".

Syrians were disgruntled with the security state and corruption but many saw Mr Assad and his fashionable wife as reformers.

At that time, the prize money was flat, players were disgruntled with the inequity of purses at major events, and the Tour's title sponsor had declined to renew.

People are disgruntled with George Bush's Republicans and worried sick about the economy.

Sky has a significant shareholder base that is disgruntled with elements of Fox's management of the business.

The first is a revival of protest movements, such as the one led by Beppe Grillo, a comedian and blogger, which are disgruntled with the entire system.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: Harriet: As Mead writes, O'Donnell is telegenic and charming, and she speaks for the vast majority of folks who are disgruntled with our economic situation.

Mark Trafford QC, prosecuting, said Hagan first approached the NoW because he was disgruntled with his employer and believed he had been "badly treated" by the management.