Mark MacNicol, a writer from Glasgow, is aggrieved for a different reason.
It wasn't my view, and I made that clear, but that wasn't enough to prevent hyperventilating, aggrieved Bitcoiners from laying siege upon me only hours later on Twitter.
He is framed by a truncated slice of a handsome apartment (the set is by Derek McLane), and as the monologue shifts tones, from aggrieved to inquisitive to angered, Jennifer Tipton's lighting moves across its own spectrum, from stark to shadowy to cozy.
Just as quickly, the man who had asked God why he was being punished went from aggrieved to compassionate.
Mr Klaus had argued that the charter could open the Czech Republic to restitution claims from aggrieved Germans.
If the feedback is critical, then there is the chance that staff will be defamed, or even that vulnerable residents will find themselves at greater risk of poor care from aggrieved staff.
His stress on the "joyful proclamation" of the Christian faith will reassure people inside the church who were starting to fear that the pope was slightly too busy sending emollient messages to those far outside the church, from aggrieved gays to atheist journalists.
Wenger was also aggrieved at decisions from the official, adding: "I heard that Pellegrini was not happy with some decisions from the referee, all of them maybe.
I feel aggrieved, but the Charmer from Ghana reassures me that everything is fine; he can fix this.
He is not, it should be said, bothered and hopefully the millions he will clear in the rematch will secure him from feeling aggrieved.
They are desperate for freer trade with the United States and aggrieved at their exclusion from the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
