Sentence examples for great complaint from inspiring English sources

A great complaint about Tate Modern was that its relentless thematic shuffling meant that nobody could begin to discern any kind of story.

The great complaint of Iraqi acquaintances of this reviewer is that it has never given the post-Ba'ath government of Iraq a moment's hearing.

Actually, the great complaint made against Paris by rourists, by Paris bourgeois residents, and even by taxidrivers is the so-called taxi-crisis -simply the increasing physical difficulty of getting a taxi.

The great complaint about China everywhere it spreads its influence, from the South China Sea to Zambia by way of Sri Lanka, not to mention unhappy Tibet, is that it is a bully.

Across the Anacostia in one of the low-income southeast wards that are part of the black political power base, the new mayor, despite his ruling-class aura, occasioned no great complaint at Brace's Unisex salon on Minnesota Avenue.

No great complaints there.

When I made a study of the area in 2003-4, ofe of the great complaints from restaurant owners was the number of touts.

A lack of discipline, both practical and ethical, has long been one of the great complaints about Gingrich, even among those who sympathize with him politically.

The I.P.I.A. makes no great complaints about commercial ice, but it notes that, when a store informally bags this ice by hand, there are clear risks to public health.

Finding a game disappointing because of its similarity to last year's instalment is one of the great complaints levelled at the modern industry and its love of annual franchises.

This brought him to what was one of the great complaints of the noble marquis - namely, that undue influence had been employed with respect to the bill before the house of commons; that use had been made of the sacred name, which he agreed ought never to be introduced for the purpose of influencing the votes of members.