Sentence examples for angry complaints from inspiring English sources

Furious customers shouted angry complaints.

Strauss's angry complaints are fifty years old; they might as well be brand new.

Amazon took down pages offering the rape T-shirts by mid-morning after receiving hundreds of angry complaints.

Children's coursework which refers to Palestinians as "terrorists" has been withdrawn by a council after it received angry complaints.

His selection drew angry complaints from many Holocaust survivors, and he apologized for not anticipating the problem.

All are officials facing up to angry complaints from the public and a potentially career-stalling audience verdict.

This though seems to be a not uncommon and sometimes angry complaint among people I talk to in the Buckingham constituency where I live.

A massive shipment of toxic waste, alleged to have been illegally exported from the UK to Brazil, arrived back in Britain yesterday after its discovery prompted an angry complaint to the United Nations from the Brazilian authorities.

He insists that FIFA has "taken the lead" on ethics.Meanwhile, Crimea's clubs played their first games in the Russian league in August, prompting an angry complaint from Ukraine.

It's the angry complaint of "The Party Is Over: How Republicans Went Crazy, Democrats Became Useless, and the Middle Class Got Shafted," a memoir-cum-jeremiad to be published in August by Mike Lofgren, a former Republican congressional staffer.

These references to the potential cull of another giraffe prompted an angry complaint from the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, which gave the go-ahead for the death of the first Marius because it was unsuitable for breeding.