Sentence examples for aggrieved me from inspiring English sources

Respondents' justifications included "So that I would forgive/be forgiven by those whom I aggrieved/who aggrieved me"., "I don't want any conflict after death ., and "Good deeds/worships would not be accepted without forgiveness by others".

C.'s marriage so aggrieved me that I started taking correspondence courses in my father's and grandfather's profession.

Some, including the Guardian's Gaby Hinsliff, claim that sportspeople aren't (or shouldn't be) role models; this argument aggrieves me.

For those following this story with stoked outrage, it aggrieves me to add to these revelations that Wilson's lauded character of "Fat Amy" in the Pitch Perfect movies is not a real person.

Such deaths aggrieve me, as I am a slow eater who knows that keeping the beer and the ice cream separate and consuming each from its own separate vessel would make both of them last longer.

"He was very hostile to scholarship, and personally aggrieved toward me," said Sharon O'Brien, the author of an influential 1987 biography that dug deep into Cather's sexuality and conflicted relationship with her mother.

Leslie Gore – You Don't Own Me Aggrieved that this track didn't make our list, davidabsolom makes his case with a simple quote: "And don't tell me what to do/ Don't tell me what to say/ And, please, when I go out with you/ Don't put me on display".

Robertson admits he was aggrieved when 'they pushed me out in 1986 when they decided you had to retire at 70'.

Officers who were aggrieved were asked to let me".

"It's aggrieved entitlement," Lierre Keith told me.

Jhanda's voice had an aggrieved, nagging tone, which could only irritate me, reminding me that my own household servants wouldn't do my bidding.