Sentence examples for grievance expressed from inspiring English sources

Little was readily available in the form of female clothing or gear for such exploits and this lack of appropriate attire was a grievance expressed by many a female explorer, many of whom had been forced to clandestinely tackle the problem sometimes even requiring the assumption of a male identity rather than risk the scorn of wearing male clothing.

This grievance expresses itself in contempt for the whole system, shading into paranoia – the idea that corrupt elites run everything for their own gain; that "they" have rigged the rules against "us".

Planners should take heed of the grievances expressed in mutinies, which threaten to perpetuate many of the divisions that professionalization efforts aim to resolve.

The opposition demonstrations of the past weeks may have been in part financed and stoked by outsiders, and they sometimes sounded hysterical and silly demanding the return of the monarchy, for example.But some of the grievances expressed were real.

The authorities have proven unwilling to concede ground over fundamental grievances expressed by the Shia majority, such as the practice of recruiting Sunni immigrants from Syria and other Arab countries to join the security forces and granting them nationality – a policy, critics claim, that is intended to re-engineer the islands' religious mix.

However, while the grievances expressed by Zefzafi and his followers are also shared outside the Berber-speaking Rif region, particularly in relation to the need to put an end to corruption and the predatory practices of local crony capitalists, the demonstrations of the Hirak movement are thus far unable to take a national dimension.

In the hamlet of Lane, S.C., Murrie Beaufort, a middle-aged man who has spent his whole life there, said the new intolerance is evident in small ways: in the personal conversations, in the sharp tone of grievances expressed by local white residents.

Mr Zuma earlier expressed sympathy with some of the grievances expressed by the Marikana miners.

Earlier this week Mr Zuma expressed sympathy with some of the grievances expressed by the Marikana miners, saying the mining sector could afford to increase wages.

With his government under fire for allegedly putting corporate interests above worker rights, Mr Zuma has expressed sympathy with some of the grievances expressed by the Marikana miners.

Mr Zuma has expressed sympathy with some of the grievances expressed by the Marikana miners, saying the mining sector can afford to increase wages.