Sentence examples for aggrieved constituencies from inspiring English sources
Given the current disproportion of grievances – and aggrieved constituencies – on their side, and the relative weakness of their bargaining position vis-a-vis Israel, it has always been true, though often wilfully ignored by both the Israelis and the Americans, that the greatest burden of risk falls upon the Palestinian leadership.
At the moment, the easiest way to raise their profiles is to support aggrieved conservative constituencies against the White House.
Many in the party are still aggrieved over their failure to win constituencies such as Westminster North (Joanne Cash) and Hammersmith (Shaun Bailey) – seats they felt were there for the taking.
Democrats like to say that Republicans have spent the Obama presidency being the party of "no"; not only has it worked, but it's worked so well that there is a whole constituency of people who now feel totally aggrieved that the rest of the country hasn't been listening to the noes they've shouted with the volume and coherency of a group of tantrum-having toddlers.
Many are aggrieved by the government's austerity programme, which has hurt core constituencies.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
He sounds somewhat aggrieved.
Fangfang looked aggrieved.
