Sentence examples similar to confident aggrieved from inspiring English sources
Sarah, who was once a blazingly confident media darling, came across as aggrieved, paranoid and press-loathing in her new role as bizarre babe-at-large, a Nixon with hair extensions ranting about "American apologetics," which sounds like a cross between apologists and Dianetics.
Hillary, who so often in the past came across as aggrieved, paranoid and press-loathing, was confident and comfortable in her role as top diplomat, discussing the world with mastery and shrugging off suggestions that she has been disappeared by her former rival, the president.
They acknowledged that not all is well in their dioceses, that there are still aggrieved victims and alienated Catholics, but they sounded confident that some healing was going on.
Sitting in an Enfield pub, he seemed witty and quietly confident, but more barbed and wary than he is now, bruised by the backlash from dance music partisans who were aggrieved that the producer they had celebrated was now singing strange, minimalist ballads and covering Feist's Limit to Your Love.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
Aggrieved nature biting back?
