Sentence examples for frequently aggrieved from inspiring English sources
If the frequently aggrieved Louis Litt were reading this, at this point he would be fuming about not having gotten his turn yet.
She leaves it to others to fume over who has the least regard for life and limb, who breaks the law most flagrantly and frequently, and who, in the end, is most aggrieved.
In India, books are frequently withdrawn after publication because of dubious legal cases brought on behalf of supposedly aggrieved groups.
It was not quite Chelsea v Spurs on Monday night fractious but the Hungarian referee certainly had his work cut out, with Denis Suárez in particular aggrieved at every incident, Roberto Soldado losing his temper and the fourth official frequently having to interrupt a simmering row between Klopp and Marcelino on the touchline.
They are understood to be particularly aggrieved at sections of the British press which repeated a range of 'outlandish' and frequently lurid allegations that appeared in the Portuguese press after he was named an arguido.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
