Sentence examples for endlessly complaining from inspiring English sources

But perhaps not as stressful as an endlessly complaining child.

"There are a lot of guys on this campus who you'll find endlessly complaining about the dearth of attractive Princeton girls," Nemett and Rosenfeld wrote.

Its loud droning noise quickly became tedious, as did the loud droning noise of players, commentators, pundits, journalists and TV viewers endlessly complaining about it.

He endlessly complained about the sad decline in manners; no one dared breach etiquette around him.

The women cook; the men endlessly complain of pain in their guts.

"Also, there isn't one country with citizens like ours, who endlessly complain about being treated unfairly".

People still endlessly complain about speed cameras and speed bumps, because simply warning people that speeding is hellishly dangerous isn't enough.

Special taxing districts are one of those local nuisances, like suburban geese and deer, that people endlessly complain about but also feed.

Your real friends won't tell you until it's really bad; they will listen to you endlessly complain, agonise, and cry.

By not specifying what they'd do instead, it frees them up to endlessly complain about how Obama's waging the war.

Mrs. Clinton can sit back with the rest of us and watch the GOP continue to unravel as Republican politicians endlessly complain about government interference yet remain obsessed with adjudicating abortion and gay marriage.