Sentence examples for explicit complaints from inspiring English sources

But this is only inference; there have been many explicit complaints about the streaming service.

Despite faculty attempts at making expectations more explicit, complaints of inconsistency have contributed to student dissatisfaction.

But as long as Levy has already disclosed Garland's startlingly explicit complaints to friends about Minnelli as a lover, shouldn't we also be privy to the extent and nature of his dalliances?

This includes explicit complaints about our thighs as well as sneaky requests to retake the picture "just one more time" so we can angle our bodies in different ways.

Only a few women voiced explicit complaints against health providers, and some communicated them directly to the health provider.

But, when these explicit complaints were neither heard nor acted upon, they became symbolically represented by excreta, which defined their experience of marginality.

Although there was no explicit complaint about these systems, we gathered a sense of awareness of the lack of accuracy of the associated process.

It's not because his work is sexually explicit (a common complaint about, say, Judy Blume's).

Those definitions are more explicit, whereas those concerning complaints management are not.

The professional gossip Perez Hilton has a crawl-on part in the video for Rihanna's "S&M", which caused complaints over its explicit depiction of leftfield sexual practices and earned censure from the broadcasting watchdog, Ofcom, when it was shown before the watershed.

In 1957 the singer Will Holt recorded a version of it, but in that era of Red Scare blacklisting, the song's explicit endorsement of O'Brien drew complaints that it " 'glorified' a communist," according to a 2008 article by Peter Dreier and Jim Vrabel in the journal Dissent, and the song disappeared from the airwaves.