Sentence examples for Family grievances from inspiring English sources

IT'S not every mother who airs family grievances online.

The reasons for this, when revealed, are as petty and nasty and commonplace as those that motivate so many longstanding family grievances.

In the course of the novel, smoldering family grievances erupt and tragedy strikes as the young people resolve to seek their own destinies.

For "Topdog," she returned to the idea of a Lincoln impersonator, but instead of focussing on national tragedy she drew her characters closer, placed them in a room, and made it tremble with family grievances.

Bibesco, the Prince's destitute son, continued to employ Caion as his defender and co-author: in 1901, they published an ampler work on the subject of Bibescu family grievances against the modern Romanian establishment.

The window allows for the family a grievance period to mourn the dead.

In light of past experience with VA data collection this window to collected data was designed to allow for the family a grievance period to mourn the dead.

He submitted to her, putting cash in her hands and speaking by telephone with her griot father, who took the occasion to remind him of some grievance his family had committed against the community 70 years ago.

Documents handed to staff claim that students who seem depressed or who are estranged from their families, who bear political grievances, or who use extremist websites or have poor access to mainstream religious instruction could be at risk of radicalisation.

'If a woman goes to her family with a legitimate grievance, they're likely to tell her to calm down and go home.' A woman who does not conform to society's ideal is a source of shame to her family.

Why molder while the family rehashes As ghosts the grievances that went in one ear . . .