Use of the word disgruntled in a sentence example

disgruntled

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Even though Harry is disgruntled about losing his job, he still plans to find another one in the same field. [adjective]

Disgruntled students can be found in just about any public school; the key is to stay vigilant to avoid scary situations. [Please select]

He turned and climbed back down the stairs, obviously disgruntled, but not arguing further. [Please select]

He ambles near with disgruntled hindquarters. [Please select]

"Must be fond of mushrooms," said the disgruntled Harvester. [Please select]

Fifteen minutes later he had searched out the disgruntled fisherman, and cried, excitedly: "I've got it." [Please select]

"Loose board, I guess," replied Jimmie, rather disgruntled at the turn affairs had taken. [Please select]

To these sincere reformers were soon added such disgruntled politicians as A. [Please select]

Duane, watching the disgruntled outlaw, marveled at him and wondered what was in his mind. [Please select]

The sounds disturbed Captain Blood from his disgruntled musings. [Please select]

And after a while he'll most likely get tired and disgruntled and go home.' [Please select]

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