Sentence examples for deep grievance from inspiring English sources

The level of brutality, Wroblewski thought, suggested that the perpetrator, or perpetrators, had a deep grievance against Janiszewski.

However, Brown's mood was sincerely upbeat – "I am fighting for my life", he said – and his language attractively formal – "What have I got to report to you?" Answering the one vaguely challenging question: "Why can't ethnic minorities be bothered to vote Labour anymore?" he even went so far as to admit the need to heal the deep grievance caused by the Israel/Palestine dispute.

They won't change their literalistic anti-science, anti-education, anti-everything superstitions, so now they nurse a deep grievance against "the world".

They won't change their literalistic, anti-science, anti-education, anti-everything superstitions, so now they nurse a deep grievance against "the world".

Both Hezbollah and Iran have deep grievances against the Jewish state.

That perceived betrayal has sown deep grievances in the collective Kurdish psyche.

The election dispute has stirred deep grievances over land and economic inequality that have dogged Kenya since independence in 1963.

The gunman, Man Haron Monis, who also died, was a self-styled sheik who harboured deep grievances against the Australian government and sought to align himself Isis extremists.

Everyone has deep grievances against everyone else, the shifting alliances are inscrutable, and the end results are likely to be bad.

The Kenyatta wealth began with Mr. Kenyatta's father, Jomo, who as president appropriated hundreds of thousands of prime land, planting deep grievances among other ethnic groups.

The deep grievances that many Arabs harbor toward ISIS have brought about their unlikely collaboration with the disciples of Abdullah Öcalan.