disgruntled造句

The late dinner disgruntled my father.

Initially, you might feel disgruntled or worried about something.

In particular, it is struggling to find a growth strategy that will enthuse disgruntled shareholders.

The first scenario looks at a situation in which a disgruntled employee is the attacker.

All it takes is disgruntled voters who don't know what's at stake - and we have plenty of those.

To judge from the blog started by some of the centre's disgruntled staff, their mood is decidedly sfumato.

"When I started ten years ago lunch cost two bolivianos, now it costs me eight," says a disgruntled driver.

Deprived of choice, disgruntled voters tend to drift towards extremism or apathy, thereby weakening the big parties even more.

Russia is loath to do that, as authorities in Moscow, gravely concerned about potential unrest by disgruntled unemployed workers, try to keep workers on the payroll.

This year's more disgruntled mood is striking because public concern about unemployment and economic problems has returned to its pre-crisis level (see chart 5).

Whoever was responsible for Ms Gillard's difficulties, she has been damaged by the impression that disgruntled colleagues are out to get her.

"Now "the more people, the more talk,"and the disgruntled servants in the Ning Mansion were good for nothing but slandering their masters. "

When I unwrapped it and thanked him and praised the gift, he went all red in the face, apparently very disgruntled.

Each year, America's biggest firms spend a few million dollars apiece on premiums to cover their directors and officers in case disgruntled shareholders, employees or regulators take them to court.

As well as no longer being quite so broke, the Tories are now more than a mere pressure group for the disgruntled: they are quite likely to form the next government.

Hodge said the site, which started life in Denmark in 2002, was investigating the origins of the virus but said it appeared to have been planted by a disgruntled member of staff.