Sentence examples for grievance itself from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the challenge was to explore not the grievance itself (whether 'dog poo' existed or its potential as a disease carrying agent) but rather the symbolic 'message' that lay behind it.

Furthermore, the appeal must be directed only to issues raised in the formal complaint as filed or to procedural errors in the conduct of the grievance procedure itself, and not to new issues.

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".

The bitterness of Anakin Skywalker, the sense of grievance asserting itself in violence, could be found in the Batman of "The Dark Knight" as well, whose voice and countenance bore a suggestive and chilling resemblance to Darth Vader.

He speaks eloquently about America's divisions of race and class, and says the old rhetoric of racial grievance has exhausted itself.

She also said the grievance procedure in itself is "a farce".

And his greatest grievance is with Britain itself.

"Jesse had a grievance with the party itself — it had to be opened up.

Yet it was in his books — most notably "Desert Solitaire," "The Monkey Wrench Gang," "The Journey Home" and "The Fool's Progress" (a bawdy grievance lodged against life itself) — that Abbey took the complaint and transformed it into an art form, distilling beauty from bile.

When the newest grievance of adjuncts finds itself on campus, let's hope that Hopkins' strategic initiative includes a strategic way to treat them at least as well as the graduate students they're replacing.

But now we've witnessed the rise of white grievance across the world, dressing itself as political concern for injustice and "national security".