Sentence examples for complaining vigorously from inspiring English sources

Florence attempted exorcism in the traditional way, killing all Emma's cats, expunging her achievements as far as possible from the official record, and complaining vigorously about her own maltreatment by Hardy.

A dear friend of mine in the opera business, when complaining vigorously about Pavarotti, paused his tirade long enough to sigh and say "But he is the voice of sunny Italy".

After getting multiple tickets, she complained vigorously.

He has complained vigorously to town authorities, and Verizon is now investigating a different site nearby.

People here complain vigorously about state or local officials, but Mr. Bush seems an afterthought.

He called Mr. Morsi to complain vigorously in what some analysts now refer to as the woodshed call.

Those attacks prompted the Republican candidate to complain vigorously that the president is making unwarranted personal attacks.

Rightwing titles have their own solution to this problem: to complain vigorously about the BBC's politics, ethics, trading, whatever.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign, relying on a statement from President Obama's Justice Department, complained vigorously to The Times, resulting in two corrections to the article.

Since he usually complains vigorously when the words are quoted outside their original context, readers are invited to view the full article at www.danielpipes.org.org

At the same event last year, Boris took a call from his wife, who complained vigorously that the central heating had gone down.