Sentence examples for aggrieved against from inspiring English sources

"In many cases, they're just guys with an intermittent violent history, but they are aggrieved against different people along the way," he said.

But while Coyle might have struggled to see much of a bright side at the time, rushing the referee at full-time along with Vermes - who felt aggrieved at calls against his own team too - the Houston boss will in time reflect on the continued attacking development of his side.

At the moment, the easiest way to raise their profiles is to support aggrieved conservative constituencies against the White House.

If any former shareholder feels aggrieved, they might take legal action against a company's management and board decisions.

That's how we work," he told BBC WM. "We were a little bit aggrieved to have lost that time against Derbyshire, arguably a side who we thought we could beat, whereas a draw against Durham would not have been the worst result.

Lawson pushes back against the tyranny of the aggrieved.

The current champions struggled to see off the resilient challenge of a significantly depleted Castleford, who had reason to feel aggrieved that a crucial second‑half decision went against them.

But there is still pressure to give aggrieved voters some means of acting directly against MPs where they are thought to have misbehaved.

Leicester remain bottom of the table but will feel aggrieved at a controversial penalty decision going against them as referee Mike Dean adjudged Nugent had fouled Danny Rose when the pair collided with the game poised at 2-2.

The Saudis appeared to be most aggrieved by the Obama administration's decision against bombing military positions of Syrian President Bashar Assad after threatening for more than a year to punish any use of chemical weapons.

Stephin Merritt can hardly feel aggrieved that critics are constantly rating Magnetic Fields albums against his 1999 magnum opus 69 Love Songs.