Sentence examples for deeper grievances from inspiring English sources

Many in the Tamil north remain traumatised, and a younger Tamil generation will grow up nourishing ever deeper grievances.

Still seething at President Hamid Karzai and with no resolution to the deeper grievances crippling Afghanistan's government, the dissident members nevertheless ended their boycott and marched back into the assembly.

On Saturday, still seething at President Hamid Karzai and with no resolution to the deeper grievances crippling Afghanistan's government, the dissident members nevertheless ended their boycott and marched back into the assembly.

But with American forces gone, the bombs continue to explode -- signaling that the withdrawal did not address the deeper grievances among the hardened Saudi militants who were behind the car bomb attack in Riyadh late on Saturday.

It soon emerged that there were deeper grievances.

This misses the deeper grievance.

That asymmetry can also be cast as symbolic of a deeper grievance – the perceived northward flow of subsidy and political favour to appease petulant Scots.

The immediate issues today might be land management, but the deeper grievance, and the means of protest and resistance, is based on a feeling of not trusting the government and the sense of one's voice not being heard.

Racists associate Jews with money and black people with sexual power, but our hatred of Gypsies may arise from a still deeper grievance, the envy of a people whose instinct for continual movement is frustrated by the constraints of the humdrum settled life.

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

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