Sentence examples for a single grievance from inspiring English sources

The official said that Mr. Jeffords did not air a single grievance about the way he had been treated.

Historical and cultural differences dissolve into a single tale of grievance and resurrection as the museum jettisons Washington's civil religion for premodern tribal pride, inadvertently making the virtues of the civil faith more evident.

But in an era where a single tweet can push a grievance into a maelstrom of publicity, it's no longer rare for film-makers to find themselves being held to account by communities angry that their culture and way of life is being dismissed or stereotyped by Hollywood.

At the same time, these officials said it was possible that a domestic terror group or even a single person motivated by a grievance could be behind the letters, although that last view conflicted with the assessment Mr. Tenet offered today.

One of Bushnell's grievances with being a single woman is the constant interrogation -- with questions that are only asked to women.

When considering the shameful deeds of the LAPD, it's easier to root for a single man on the run who might have had a legitimate grievance.

It's much more common, Simon said, for a single person to turn to violence because of an emotional issue or personal grievance.

"A single thing, a single life".

The IOC did not even bother to contact McLaren before coming to its decision – a muddled, muddied, confusing mess that has ended with 278 Russian athletes in Rio and its track and field team sitting at home nursing a grievance after being singled out for the tougher treatment that should have been applied to the whole team.

To the non-fundamentalist ear, the explanation must suggest rhetorical inflation and casuistry; and yet perhaps it is a more exact account of fundamentalist political thinking than the list of single-issue grievances that Falwell so often gives the press.

This is a substantial grievance.