Sentence examples for complains not from inspiring English sources
Williams never complains, not about fame, her accused stalker or the gloom of a rainy day.
Obama complains, not without reason, that the news media, led by cable television, exaggerate the ruckus at health care events.
Unlike more Luddite critics, Lanier complains not that technology has taken over our lives but that it has not given us enough back in return.
Harry Reid, the party's leader in the Senate, complains, not without reason, that blocking legislation by filibuster has become a Republican reflex.
She complains, not without reason, that Chertkov and his flunkies are trying to marginalize her and manipulate her husband into changing the terms of his will.
To More, he is not the "enigma" (as one correspondent complains), not the Pope of Russell Square (his address at Faber & Faber, where Eliot was a director); on the subject of pain, Eliot bares his soul.
He never complained, not once.
My field of expertise is complaining, not answers.
He complained: "Not even a yellow card.
Mere complaining will not solve this problem.
