Sentence examples similar to I'm aggrieved over from inspiring English sources

I'm aggrieved about the decisions.

As Newcastle manager coming to Brighton in the third round of the FA Cup I'm aggrieved that I couldn't put out a stronger team than that.

I don't want you to think I'm aggrieved, I just think it's best if we're upfront with each other.

"I was aggrieved when I saw that Waldheim is not an issue any more for my students.

President James A. Garfield was assassinated in 1881 by Charles J. Guiteau, who was aggrieved over being denied a European posting.

Perhaps more damning than the news itself was the fact that even the team's own fans only really seemed to be aggrieved over the omission of punter Pat McAfee.

They also were aggrieved over the distribution of time between the candidates.

Wearing an orange jail jumpsuit and speaking on a phone behind glass, Elkus said he was aggrieved over prostate surgery he claims Gilbert performed on him at an unspecified Veterans Affairs hospital.

Daniel Pinkston, an international relations expert at South Korea's Troy University, told VICE News besides the joint military exercises, the latest launches could also be intended to send a defiant signal to other audiences, at a time when Pyongyang was aggrieved over a range of issues.

"I understand that the Scots would have been aggrieved on a couple of calls, the same as us.

Doug is aggrieved that Claire is not mournful over the death of Frank and is not facing consequences for her part as Frank's co-conspirator in their game for power.