Sentence examples for a small aggrieved from inspiring English sources

The following day, a small aggrieved crowd returned.

Ian Fearnley said he felt "aggrieved" such a "small part of their budget" had been cut.

The company apologized, and agreed to refund aggrieved borrowers and pay a small fine, but it neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing in settling the allegations.

But in any population, you have a small sliver of people, because of their psychological circumstance, because of their upbringing, because of their beliefs, they hear these same words and feel so aggrieved and they feel so personally threatened, they almost feel duty bound to take action, and that's where we get this form of political violence called terrorism.

But with a website, aggrieved neighbors can commiserate 24/7.

It looks a bit aggrieved though – rather pouty.

He will file a "candidate aggrieved" suit and charge fraud in Brooklyn districts.

An affable drunk is always preferable to a habitually aggrieved one.

They will no doubt feel a bit aggrieved although I thought we deserved to win.

"We were a bit aggrieved to go in behind at the interval.

"We just felt a wee bit aggrieved that we were maybe not a couple up.