Sentence examples for aggrieved about from inspiring English sources

If they didn't, what would we have to be aggrieved about?

The administration asked him to explain "what it is that I felt aggrieved about," he said, "which I did".

"They're aggrieved about the school system," Pierson says.

This is why I feel so aggrieved about thelondonpaper's article.

Though Howe felt aggrieved about the decision, he refused to criticise the official.

But seemingly everyone is aggrieved about the hijacking of the political system by anonymous special interests.

The manifesto gives the impression of being particularly aggrieved about immigration in France.

Bradford West is home to many Muslims who are implacably aggrieved about British interventions in the Middle East.

They have reason to feel aggrieved about the inherent unfairness of the schedule, which rain delays exacerbate.

(Russians are still aggrieved about how the war was fought, as well as how it is remembered.

The grievances of narcissistic sociopaths, while impressively comprehensive, get old fast: narcissists are always aggrieved about something.