Sentence examples for are aggrieved that from inspiring English sources

Romany Gypsies are aggrieved that there is no distinction made between them and Irish Travellers.

Palestinian leaders are aggrieved that during his trip Mr Cheney met Mr Sharon but not Mr Arafat.

Juncker, and residents of Luxembourg more broadly, are aggrieved that they are being picked upon by the EU's heavyweights.

GEORGIA's governor and state superintendent are aggrieved that they fell short in the first round of Race to the Top grants, according to the redoutable Maureen Downey.

An audio recording obtained by The New York Times reveals that players are aggrieved that Kaepernick has not found a job.

Underlying much of their anger, some law enforcement analysts said, was this: They are aggrieved that the department's Internal Affairs Bureau works intensely on matters they consider small bore, like ticket-fixing.

Mr. Pierson is aggrieved that, as a councilman, Mr. Levin funneled discretionary funds to Ridgewood Bushwick and has never publicly condemned Mr. Lopez's alleged treatment of female staff members, as so many others have.

Quins were aggrieved that none of their players had been selected by the Lions.

For instance, Ted Townsend, a meat-packing tycoon, is aggrieved that his home state of Iowa has no indoor rainforest.

He had just come from meeting Major League Baseball officials and was aggrieved that he would not be going home with his team back in his hands.

Hammons told me that he was aggrieved that many people had been stealing the flashlights, which, he said, cost just seventy cents apiece.