Sentence examples for full of grievance from inspiring English sources

The labourers are full of grievance: they accuse landlords of grabbing more land than the law allows, paying less than the minimum wage and taking their upper-caste status as a licence to rape.

She is full of grievances about our father's money, and I wanted to avoid a fight.

Back home, her mother, now a divorced politician, has fallen ill, and has begun hearing nonstop from Tracey, who seems bitter and unstable, full of grievances toward the narrator and her mother.

What he recalls is vivid and hurtful; he has a full larder of grievance.

Her voice is full of sturdy grievance.

In the worst cases, it's a positive force, full of hatred, grievance, and a righteous sense of justice.

We have not seen the face of evil; we have seen the face of an enemy who comes at us with a full roster of grievances, goals and strategies.

Wistan, who appears to have supped full of anti-British grievance, agrees: "The giant, once well buried, now stirs".

After all, the world is full of people with grievances or who are mentally unstable, or feel marginalized, and our First Amendment protects the voicing of anti-government sentiments.

Blending Willie Bain's local connections into a campaign that portrayed the constituency as the victim of the SNP's anti-Glasgow bias took full advantage of the debilitating politics of grievance.

This is applicable to a broad spectrum of grievances.