Sentence examples for complains- from inspiring English sources

There's a remarkable moment early in "The Swimmers" – which Fitzgerald called "the hardest story I ever wrote, too big for its space" – when an unfaithful wife, who is French, complains about the American women she sees on the Riviera: "How would you place them?" she exclaimed.

My fellow Liberal Democrat blogger James Graham complains that the policy on faith schools that the party adopted in Harrogate at the weekend is "a messy compromise".

When the Tea Party complains that the Republican party has become too moderate, it can't be measuring against the party of the last century, much less the last administration.

On a trans-Atlantic flight to meet Hillary Clinton he complains; "Business class.

In particular, Lambo complains about the speed with which the government has pushed through the cuts, making it particularly difficult for the arts world to adjust or find sponsors.

The human rights industry of which Matthew d'Ancona complains is a development consequent on the failure of the state to protect the rights of the citizen.

But everybody complains of regularly going hungry, despite the aid.

"The real-estate bubble was like cancer," complains Basinski, who was priced out of Arcadia four years ago by the hipster colonisation of Williamsburg.

"The government complains that the protesters don't want dialogue, but it is unclear what the dialogue should be about, since the protesters' main demand is new elections and the government refuse to consider that," he said.

The Ukrainian complains: "There are two reasons we are panicking here in Ukraine.

76082c9b-11c7-43b5-b4d0-ea5468a8b638 Every time I go to a party in London someone complains to me about their GP.