Sentence examples for complained much from inspiring English sources

BILL THAYER lives in a beachfront condo, but he hasn't complained much about the storms, flooding and other extreme weather conditions in Atlantic City this winter.

Nor have residents complained much about the increase in construction traffic along this township's historic Main Street, which they have grown accustomed to.

One of his greatest contributions to moral philosophy, the notion of internal and external reasons, is (as he complained) much misunderstood.

For example, when McClatchy Newspapers recently canvassed a random selection of small-business owners to find out what was hurting them, not a single one complained about regulation of his or her industry, and few complained much about taxes.

He complained much that he was not himself in office, and said he envied the Romans their victory; and that if he had had the fortune to be then in command, he would have surprised and killed the whole army in the taverns.

No one seems to have complained much about such violations until two years ago, when litter collection in Bay Ridge was effectively reduced from twice a day to something closer to twice a week because garbage trucks were diverted to dirtier parts of the city, said Josephine Beckmann, district manager of the local community board.

But residents don't complain much.

"The Americans complain much about it.

The banks are not complaining much.

Andy Murray doesn't complain much any more.

Even Ron Paul didn't complain much about Medicare during the Republican primary campaign.