Sentence examples for grievances from from inspiring English sources

It was a weekend of nonstop grievances from the leader of the free world.

Instead, Trump used the occasion to angrily air his grievances from the campaign.

Thus, in attempting to save the term "grievances" from superfluity, petitioners would make the phrase after the "or" mere surplusage.

That year, an ironworker conspired to blow it up with dynamite, amid grievances from the workers' union.

With the action limited, the crowd had to work itself into a frenzy, renewing some grievances from the first leg.

Propper believes the union today seeks "to correct legitimate grievances from two decades ago rather than focusing on current problems".

Last year he was filmed telling an audience that he'd heard grievances from voters about the film.

Even as they attacked, the LulzSec members craftily concealed their own identities, all the while articulating an ever-changing menu of grievances, from government corruption to consumer rights.

The grievances, from land disputes to official corruption, that bring thousands of people to the capital every year in a usually futile search for redress will soon resurface.

The enmity is partly historical, driven by grievances from imperial Japan's land grabs in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and from World War II.

Although initially seeking only a redress of grievances from the Polish crown, Khmelnytsky, following his arrival in Kiev, began to conceive of Ukraine as an independent Cossack state.