Sentence examples for be complained as from inspiring English sources

While it may justly be complained — as always — that Hepburn is too much Hepburn, by now that very fact adds to our emotion.

"They shouldn't be complaining as much as they should be cooperating with the President," he said.

Dave was complaining, as he often did, about Lyme disease.

Not that anyone was complaining as he leapt into O'Neill's arms on the side of the pitch.

But no one is complaining as cultural stars like Mr. Brown show up to teach dance seminars at the university and hold court at community dance classes sponsored by Wesleyan.

Are you laughing more than you are complaining?" As for anyone who gets a little over-serious about their activity, there is always someone who is better at it than you, someone who will be happy to reel in you and your ego.

But plenty of other people are complaining as well.

Not that Lefevere is complaining as such - he has been "in this circus long enough" to know accidents happen - but they do go into the third and final year of their contract together still waiting for total satisfaction.

Only an accident would have seen her lose". The visit has not come cheaply, but no-one was complaining as they witnessed the most famous horse to have raced in Australia since the legendary Phar Lap in the 1930s.

Although I would agree wholeheartedly that doing good science and being associated with the best labs provides a nice head start, I'll wager that people from top labs are complaining as loudly as anyone else about the rocky job market.

On the other hand, physicians in these hospitals were used to parallel systems and could not understand why visiting physicians were complaining, as they were quite happy with the way things worked.