Sentence examples for complains in a from inspiring English sources
About the 1920s he complains: "In a strange, almost surreal way... the postwar world remained Eurocentric".
A typically reserved figure, he complains in a letter that he "almost can't sleep" and that his "right arm hurts".
"The writer speaks of violations of the Sharia, such as killing people because of their nationality, skin color, hair color, or denomination," he complains in a characteristic passage.
Instead of a plucky, curious hero of the imagination, he's a melancholy fellow who complains, in a duet with Horton, that he's "alone in the universe".
THEY put out some pretty vicious stuff out of Paris every day," John F. Kennedy complains in a tape recording newly made available by the late president's library.
Bush genially complains, in a way that indicates less than complete displeasure, about the deference people show him in the Oval Office, even people who have come intending to criticize or disagree with him.
"The position of hypochondria is still suspended in darkness," Freud complained in a 1909 lecture.
This is a forward sale of Venezuelan oil," lawmaker Jorge Millan complained in a recent speech.
In a restaurant, we would complain; in a hospital, we shower our obsequies.
And even a coalition of wiccans and pagans has complained in a letter to the president.
"My music has been stolen and leaked!" Madonna complained in a 4 December Instagram post.
