Sentence examples similar to aggrieved by something from inspiring English sources

Coming to the album as a traditional rock critic, I might be coming in at a shade under two stars, aggrieved by what is in the end an ordinariness superficially, if deftly, disguised as something possibly extraordinary.

There is something essentially illiberal about the way that Band and Abedin were behaving, and if liberals feel aggrieved by the way the Clinton Foundation stories keep making headlines, even though they contain no real violations, then the real culprit isn't the press.

The party aggrieved by any order entered by the Board..

Yet Rodgers was entitled to be aggrieved by the defending.

"They were very deeply aggrieved by our loss.

If any applicant is aggrieved by a refusal, the way for review is open.

Though I know that Rick would be most aggrieved by that.

Aggrieved by her husband's coldness, she is easy prey for the pagan shepherd.

Or that Nathanel wouldn't be too aggrieved by witnessing the exercise.

"The Mexican people felt aggrieved by those comments," Mr. Peña Nieto said.

The official sponsor that is most likely to feel most aggrieved by the stunt is Panasonic.