Sentence examples for complain true from inspiring English sources

Philosophy's first job true to the generic aim of a consolatio is to console, not by offering sympathy, but by showing that Boethius has no good reason to complain: true happiness, she wishes to argue, is not damaged even by the sort of disaster he has experienced.

"Jon Asgeir has a few times recently tried – in a tasteless manner in my opinion – to put pressure on journalists by complaining about true and legitimate stories concerning him … to the company's board and management," the letter said, though it insisted attempts to influence coverage had not been successful.

During Wisconsin's recall election, students complained that True the Vote volunteers harassed them.

However, it is the bike messengers who many complain are the true missiles.

Though most of the dissenters within the government camp have been content thus far just to complain, that is not true of the increasingly radical Landless Movement.

Critics have complained that the true Roosevelt, the leader who triumphed from a wheelchair, was not fully on display.

The Daily Mail has now accepted that none of the allegations complained of are true, as recorded in the statement in open court".

Some analysts have long complained that a true picture of Ahold's underlying earnings has been muddied by multiple acquisitions, and by the fact that under Dutch standards, Ahold is not required to break out the cost of integrating those acquisitions.

And there's already awkwardness: employers complain that, irrespective of their true intentions, almost all mothers are obliged to insist that they intend to return to work, because if they don't, they'll lose maternity pay.

However, many users complain that they really want true anonymity without any connection with their real persona, given their fear of consequences for commenting on company policies.

And it's true, you can't complain about politics if you don't vote.