Sentence examples for aggrieved face from inspiring English sources

Harry looks up from his porridge; his aggrieved face every bit the one you'd expect to see on the somewhat slow-witted Derek Smalls.

In Ms. Spruill's case, Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Kelly moved swiftly to face the aggrieved.

In all of the choirs, members try to keep aggrieved looks on their faces as they air their complaints.

Why do you look so aggrieved?

(Had Harding's wife killed him, aggrieved by his infidelity? Had the President, facing almost certain impeachment, taken his own life?) Though the real Charles Carter was not implicated, the incident was one of the signal mysteries of the Roaring Twenties.

Addressing the issue as to whether mothers are entitled to feel aggrieved about the 4 per cent reduction they face, often because of no fault of their own, Mr Webb says: "It's never about fault".

They're dying worse than needlessly; they're dying to save political face, and for every grieving or just aggrieved Afghan family we create the conditions for further atrocities to be visited on us".

On the other side, of course, were aggrieved runners.

Students and faculty of Indian origin are justifiably aggrieved that their invite list encountered asymmetric scrutiny and rejection in the face of perceived controversy.

But what about the terror suspects whose families feel aggrieved that they were flown out with Abu Hamza the other day, to face fearful unknowns.

South Africa has faced a wave of debilitating strikes.Emerging economies have a right to feel aggrieved.