Sentence examples for aggrieved expression from inspiring English sources

Everyone the man meets is soured by the experience, as shown by a downturned mouth here, an aggrieved expression there.

At school he is painted as "heavily built, [with] thick lips and metal-rimmed spectacles giving his face as usual an aggrieved expression ... [as if] he suspected people of trying to worm out of him important information ..."....

Just then his wife hurried over with an aggrieved look.

As a child, you so often wore an expression of aggrieved expectation.

His candidacy is, indeed, all about him, his default expression one of aggrieved displeasure at not being "treated fairly," his mouth the pursed "o" of a beached flounder sucking oxygen.

She has no time for Westerners who justify the Muslim Brotherhood and its ilk as valid expressions of an aggrieved culture.

In response, AIS expressed regret that the aggrieved sculptors had publicly stated their dissatisfaction.

But the aggrieved keep trying.

Bernie is perpetually aggrieved, embattled, beleaguered.

One aggrieved neighbor kept a prayer box.

But in our aggrieved bohemias?