Sentence examples for complained very much from inspiring English sources

In great pain, Gloucester passed the evening of 28 July "in great sighings and dejections of spirits ... towards morning, he complained very much of his blisters".

They weren't very smart but they didn't complain very much either.

No one was really complaining very much about the huge amount of spam and other noise that cluttered the results because we didn't know there was a better way.

Mentally and emotionally strong people tend not to complain very much.

"In practice, that could make a big difference," Sauer says, and will ease the way for "a lot of claims that people complained about very much".

As a hard and fast rule, the people who pay less won't thank the government much for it, while those who pay more will complain very loudly.

To the extent he has spelled them out -- which critics complain is not very much at all -- Mr. Koizumi's reforms center on fiscal austerity and on breaking down the intense and hugely costly bonds of collusion between politicians and big business, especially in areas like public works and construction.

She explained, "...we had a phenomenal turnout [at that event]... [t]he parents all came in very much complaining, but the kids were hyped...once they [the parents] came back out they had such fun".

Other teachers feel vulnerable, Anderson added: "I met one who was at the time suspended from school … A fellow teacher, who perhaps did not like her very much, had complained about her and indicated that she intended to go to Syria that summer.

"I'm not enjoying this adventure very much," Astérix complains to Obélix halfway through Le Fils d'Astérix (Asterix and Son).

With his inauguration now just weeks away the mayor-elect was suddenly very much around — complaining.