Sentence examples for complaint published from inspiring English sources

And I thought, 'You did all right.' But when I got to 'Portnoy' " — "Portnoy's Complaint," published in 1969 — "I had lost interest, and I didn't read the first four books".

But the BBC Trust, in its response to Hitchens' complaint published on Tuesday, rejected his claim that there was anything malicious about the broadcast and said there was nothing to back up his allegation of institutional bias at the BBC.

Imagine that your book "Portnoy's Complaint," published the same year as "Carnovsky," and treating similar matters, was the cause of a similar public reaction, with people stopping you in the street to tell you sex jokes or call you a pervert, and with public figures denouncing you as a menace to your people.

The Daily Kos complaint, published by Greg Sargent, provides new information on the financial side of the polling partnership from the Daily Kos perspective.

Biro calls the 16,000-word article "a false and defamatory screed against the plaintiff, written and published with malice and indifference to the standards of responsible journalism," according to selections of the complaint published by Courthouse News Service.

The complaint published by Huawei Technologies Co - topped by a reference to McCarthy-era Red Scare witch-hunting - was spelled out on the eve of the company's scheduled testimony Thursday at a rare public hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committeee.

The BBC is using Doctor Who to 'promote' a gay agenda, according to complaints published in a report by the BBC Trust.

In the cross-complaint published by THR, a lawyer for The Management Company claims the group had repeatedly warned the actor to stop spending so much and sell off things he didn't really need. .

Nor was I inclined to abdicate an essential part of the editor's job: to investigate complaints, publish retractions with prominence comparable to that of the original error, discipline transgressors and altogether uphold the standards for which an editor is legally and morally responsible.

His most recent book, the story collection "Fresh Complaint," was published last year.

The complaint was published by TMZ.com, which linked to police reports filed by the Lee County Sheriff's Department.