Sentence examples for aggrieved with him from inspiring English sources

But he ended up aggrieved, and he wanted reporters and voters to feel aggrieved with him.

He lost his temper once, when pressed on the irrationality of his lie, and at times he seemed genuinely aggrieved with the prosecution, as if part of him believed his own unbelievable story.

John Coleman, Accrington's manager, also praised his side and was the more aggrieved with one point.

Therefore be not aggrieved with your sickness and take it not with grutching but take it rather all by gladness".

On the one hand, Rooney makes it clear he was aggrieved with the way he was treated.

Spurs were aggrieved with many decisions by referee Chris Foy throughout the match, including the harsh dismissal of Younnes Kaboul for two bookable offences.

Though there has long been friction between private- and public-sector unions, the construction trades have had reason to feel aggrieved with other unions as well.

Do read it, because it explains clearly why he feels so aggrieved with the way he has been treated by Labour.

The suspicion was that he was more aggrieved with himself than anyone else, having just squandered the outstanding chance of the first 45 minutes.

The fans might be aggrieved with it, as well as the FA, over an inconvenient kick-off time, but most are realistic enough to know that English football has been dancing to television's tune for a long time now.

The reigning world champion was naturally aggrieved with himself at his error, yet still departed the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with an increase in his title lead which stands at 60 points over Button.