The August rioters didn't have an articulate grievance.
Though profane at points, the statement articulated grievances with specific sections of the tax code, corporations, politicians and a local accountant.
The process of elections to the Estates-General gave both rural and urban populations an unprecedented opportunity to articulate grievances against elite privileges that had been endemic under the ancien régime but that had not been openly voiced.
The novelist realizes that when human beings feel hurt and violated, a primal scream is just another way of articulating a grievance.
Imprisoning a personality who is also known for articulating the grievances of peasants would not help them.Since his release, Mr Sun has become a bit more wary.
They practiced swallowing their rage, articulating their grievances specifically and respectfully, recognizing when a fight might turn violent, and listening with open minds to imaginary mates.
Ford was articulating the grievances of a forgotten, largely suburban constituency, but his strategy also resonated with others, and on election day voters in some of the city's most progressive neighborhoods cast ballots for him.
While it may be organizational leaders and bloggers who are publicly articulating the grievances of disappointed progressives, far more worrisome for Gibbs & Co. should be the disaffection of people who turned out enthusiastically in 2008 but have had little to cheer about since.
MORE renowned for kidnapping children, massacring peasants and chopping off lips than anything else, the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) has rarely bothered to articulate its grievances.
Even if there had been, there were few among the rioters who would have been in a position to articulate those grievances.
Archer Blood, among others, reported the slaughter of professors and students at Dhaka University, an attempt to silence the intellectual class who had eloquently articulated Bengali grievances.
