Sentence examples for extremely aggrieved from inspiring English sources

They took a great deal of flak and feel extremely aggrieved".

Saracens were extremely aggrieved by the citing this week of George Kruis – the England lock was subsequently cleared of a biting charge – and the effect on the individuals concerned is often underestimated.

While some commuters were in agreement on the state of the service in and out of London Bridge, many employees were extremely aggrieved at his comments.

Which is completely understandable: it is extremely, extremely funny to see big lads in shorts looking aggrieved and making a square in the air with their fingers, and to be honest I have missed it.

Both fetched extremely low prices, and Hogarth, in anger and mortification, retreated into aggrieved isolation, pursuing his philanthropic interests but adopting, in public, a defiant and defensive pose that involved him in increasingly rancorous debate on artistic matters.

And while it is true that aggrieved parties can ask courts to vacate an award, Rutledge notes the grounds for vacating awards "are themselves extremely narrow, and the opportunity for judicial review of the award's substance virtually non-existent... .. Corporationon-existent... ..advantages of arbitration from the Corporationss perealizeve.

But the aggrieved keep trying.

Bernie is perpetually aggrieved, embattled, beleaguered.

One aggrieved neighbor kept a prayer box.

Aloys Manthey is as good a representative as there is these days of a certain aggrieved sensibility in Germany -- one that troubles many people in Poland and that other former Eastern bloc countries find extremely objectionable.

But in our aggrieved bohemias?