Sentence examples for constantly griping from inspiring English sources
She was a proper snob, constantly griping at the younger generation (which eventually became nearly everyone) for their lack of morals, breeding and respect for family values despite her own slightly blotted copybook (one divorce, some adultery).
But these instances only affect me indirectly, albeit constantly griping at my consciousness that the environment is crying out for help for the damage that is being caused to it by humans and I need to tell people about the wrong things they are doing.
New York politicians constantly gripe that New Jersey taxpayers should wholly finance the place.
"People constantly gripe that the public is really apathetic, but I don't believe that to be true," Gottstein said.
Diehard fans of A Song of Ice and Fire constantly gripe about the ways that HBO's "Game of Thrones" series deviates from George R.R. Martin's books.
It patronises and commodifies us oiks who never buy enough burgers, stay away if it's raining and constantly gripe about not signing Cristiano Ronaldo.
Residents once griped constantly about the lack of a food market, said Anna Castellani, who filled the void with Foragers, a high-end foodie paradise that opened Dec. 12.
It's there in the way certain fans gripe constantly about players' high salaries, siding somehow with the billionaires who own their favorite teams against the millionaires who perform on the field.
She allegedly griped constantly about her lighting, the temperature in the studio and the way her shows were shot, edited and directed.
Returning troops in particular reservists, who unlike young active-duty conscripts have few compunctions about mouthing off are griping about poor preparation, substandard equipment, missing supplies, constantly-changing orders given with too little notice.
