Sentence examples for chronically complaining from inspiring English sources
I've been on trips with people who turned out to be so miserable that I'd never go hunting with them again or ever do business with them". His definition of "miserable": someone who's chronically complaining or conceiving excuses for why he never bags anything - or who can't stop bragging about his deadly shooting eye.
The obvious one is that there is a pressing need for interventions that address the behaviour of doctors who are chronically complained or claimed against.
Mrs. LoSecco, who had been principal at the school, in Elmurst, since 1974, was transferred out of the school to an office job by Board of Education officials after parents crowded into meetings complaining that security at the school had been chronically lax.
They trick us into commiserating with their complaining, cruelty, and irritation because without our unconscious consent, these chronically conflicted spirits can't spread their poison.
Women were really complaining.
