disgruntlement

How To Use disgruntlement In A Sentence

• This survey will argue that disgruntlement persists because Brazil is a battleground between progress and inertia.
• Association to express "disgruntlement" about his conviction. The Altoona Mirror
• But it's not done in a vacuum - Marshall's legal victories reflected the long-term disgruntlement and yearnings of the (black) man in the street, as well as a firm grasp of Constitutional law. Hillary Spokesman: She Won Because New Hampshire Voters "Liked What They Saw"
• This vocal disgruntlement is one factor that may sway public opinion about the war.
• It can be something very general — a good ear for realistic dialogue, for instance, or a gift for helping the reader care about the protagonist — or something very specific, like being a magnificent describer of the interiors of automobiles or a world-class expresser of silent disgruntlement. Author! Author! » Blog Archive » The dreaded Frankenstein manuscript, part VI: the phrase so nice I used it twice, or, hey, look at what I can do!
• Family: Every kind of disgruntlement is present incoordination, defects in speech, and tremors and in the family. Recently Uploaded Slideshows
• The fact that tricolours are burned at bonfires during the summer in the North is the source of much disgruntlement among tricolour lovers of the Republic.
• It makes one wonder how much of the disgruntlement is due to a general dissatisfaction with their lot rather than real medical issues. Medpundit
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• He's also taken up the mantle of team leadership, going back to his vocal disgruntlement over the Yanks’ surprising loss in the AL Divisional Series last season to his recent spat with the Devil Rays over beanballs.