Sentence examples for grievance I from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, from my point of view, the only serious grievance I had against my parents was that they'd never treated me in a manner that a reasonable person would consider grounds for running away — a logical knot I couldn't untie.

Indeed, the only ethnic grievance I hear is intra-racial: Xhosas and Zulus have little good to say about one another (and I wasn't even asking).Usually I prefer walking to riding, but Jozi is not pedestrian-friendly, and public transport is poor.

"But," she says, moving on to her real grievance, "I think, going into the Olympic Games, I should feel confident that whatever the plan, everybody works towards that plan".

Minor grievance: I can never remember when to move my car for DC street cleaning.

The singular grievance I have with Padre! is too often the documenting of events pushes Moore's commentary into the background.

Some poor sucker at Huffington Post (my friend, Kerstin Picht) gave me an international forum with which to air any and every grievance I so choose and I am going to use it.

Indeed, there is a visible departure from the notion of group privileges or grievances, i.e. calls for restoring Christian rights, dealing with Sunni grievances, or addressing Shii concerns.

Even though you find them annoying, don't start off by saying, "Grandma, you are so annoying when you constantly push more food at me".. Instead, try framing your grievance with "I" language: "Grandma, I love that you cook me such tasty meals when I visit, but I sometimes feel pressured to overeat, which I find frustrating".

Above and beyond all of their specific grievances, I sensed a strange unease.

Meanwhile, there were unhappy tenants in the building, suing the landlords over various grievances; I couldn't imagine why.

I shall need another two deep readings of the book to armour myself completely against the grievances I expect the movie will do to it.