Sentence examples for better complain from inspiring English sources

I suppose I'd better complain about leprechaun hats and jarring racial stereotypes, but eventually, wear some sort of green thing and drink too much beer, in spite of myself.

"So we thought, 'OK, better complain to them'.

Some critics who should have known better complained that my last novel, The Act of Love, didn't arouse them.

"Even if global warming science was not explicitly invented by the nuclear lobby, the science could hardly suit the lobby better," complained a book published last month, "The Doomsday Machine," a polemic on the evils of splitting the atom.

She knew that about me when she married me, so she better not complain".

Therein lies the quandary: is it better to complain about competitions or to try to improve them?

"Far better to complain and be thought of as stupid or prissy… As part of the outreach for the Langdale Gallery, I met a family in dire straits as a result of dodgy landlords and damp.

After all, barely a day passes when we don't read something in the media which suggests that employers prefer to give jobs to young Poles or Italians who will do the job better and complain less than Brits, even at graduate level.

"The lesson from Ms Dhu to women, particularly Aboriginal women in WA, is that if you are a fine defaulter you had better not complain about domestic violence," said the human rights lawyer George Newhouse, who is acting for the Deaths in Custody Watch Committee.

But if some parts of the population aren't happy, they'd better not complain.

But, he said to applause, it "doesn't get better by complaining about it; it doesn't get better by disrupting commerce; it doesn't get better by vilifying people and scaring them away from taking risks".