Sentence examples for another complainant from inspiring English sources

He said another complainant had mistaken his action of hugging her.

He reeled off the contradictory evidence: it was tiny, two and a half inches erect, according to some; according to another complainant, it was huge.

Yet such gripes overlook the fact that Ciao, one of several companies that have complained to the EU about Google's behaviour, is owned by America's Microsoft, which also has links to another complainant.

The court also convicted him of sexually abusing and harassing another complainant and of harassing a third while he was president — an exalted, if mostly ceremonial, position that Mr. Katsav held from 2000 until 2007.

Another complainant, Ms. Burhans, told investigators that she was repeatedly groped before quitting, including on a trip to Atlantic City when Mr. Lopez tried to make her stay in a hotel room with him overnight.

Another complainant, Walter Beach III, who was chief of recreation for Brooklyn Parks before resigning in 1999, described the indignity of training "Class of" employees who then were promoted over more experienced black employees.

Her brother reportedly said he became involved when he saw another man, complainant Roger Sheldon, hitting his father.

Carolyn Luby, another student complainant, received rape and death threats in response to an open letter she wrote criticizing a new school logo.

In a legendary interview shortly afterwards, Joyce insisted that he had no idea what Gambin-Walsh was talking about, identified another potential complainant (PC MHA Tracey Perry), and insisted that he could not be considered a bully because he had given out municipal funding to people.

The court heard that this was the third compensation that Mr Blackstock had made in the intervening years and that Mr Gibbons had said that at least another four complainants were "in it for the money".

The third complainant, another priest, was said to have been invited to spend a week "getting to know" the cardinal, by that time an archbishop, at his residence in Edinburgh, and having to deal with "unwanted attention" from the senior cleric after a late-night drinking session.