Sentence examples for else to complain from inspiring English sources

He wrote a letter to the editors, but said he never asked anyone else to complain on his behalf.

With much else to complain about, including soaring corruption and inflation at 25%, even the Sinhalese will not back this painful war indefinitely.

New York City homeowners bearing the brunt of an 18.5percentt property tax increase will soon have something else to complain about: revised tax bills that will raise taxes on one- to three-family homes an additional 2.8percentt.

"He said to me, 'It's much better for domestic harmony if I don't have to be at the centre of all the decisions and if they have someone else to complain to.'" At first Gorlin felt unsure.

If by some miracle I avoided being accused of maliciously overcharging them, they would find something else to complain about: my bags are too heavy, my bags are too light, where did you put my fancy herring snacks, didn't you hear me say I wanted those packed separately?

But then we would find something else to complain about, so Sony probably can't ever win.

Julian, as he suffers through the illness — and becomes so thin that he thinks of his body as a kind of gruesome Halloween costume — is haunted by the idea that there may, in fact, be nothing wrong with him, that the malaise he's experiencing is simply a side effect of life that no one else bothers to complain about.

Everybody else seems eager to complain about the difficulty of making or keeping money.

Word to all girls and to any boy who has paid actual, intellectual attention to the girl experience, and knows that being cold is this common, constant bodily reality, and therefore knows that like anything else boys want to complain about (work, pain, political oppression) you probably had it worse.

What else are they going to complain about?

Who else is not going to complain about paying new taxes, after all?