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King Scrainwood had found the conversation with his son utterly dissatisfactory.

The film grossed $2 million, a dissatisfactory amount compared to Bardot's earlier films.

I asked to speak because naturally enough I find it extremely dissatisfactory not to have my question answered.

A dissatisfactory one as it turned out.

I find this extremely dissatisfactory and I feel the President is being inflexible here.

The eventual record proved dissatisfactory, with him opining that "some of it sounded a bit jumbled.

Some reviewers, though, described the PlayStation iteration's loading times as particularly exorbitant and dissatisfactory.

Instead of a massive bureaucracy and a dissatisfactory government controlling your life, policies affecting your day-to-day would be accessible, housed in your state, county, or town seat.

The parliamentary elections of 2006 brought even more dissatisfactory results for LSDSP as the party got 3.5% of votes and thus got no representation in the parliament once again.

Also what was interesting was how the African men "vied" for the African woman and the formations of African families was extremely dissatisfactory and limiting even among free Blacks.

Until the second half of the 19th century the area of the Wigger's confluence with the Aar was a location of placer mining for gold, but this stopped due to dissatisfactory yield.

This standard was found to be dissatisfactory as it allowed certain decisions which were unreasonable but not patently unreasonable to be upheld, giving rise to situations where certain people were told to accept an irrational decision of an administrative body.

This proceeding occasioned much discussion, and was very dissatisfactory to many general officers, who, by this arbitrary decision, found themselves in danger of forfeiting the privilege of being tried by their natural judges whenever they happened to displease the First Consul.