Sentence examples for grievances it is from inspiring English sources

On such occasions, when collective memory condemns communities to feel the pain of their historical wounds and the bitterness of their historical grievances it is not the duty to remember but a duty to forget that should be honoured.

Working with Rebecca Escalante, they called a meeting of Dodge City Hispanics to air grievances; it was attended by about fifty people.

It's not just a place to air grievances; it's a place to suggest — to get a different kind of thinking.

It's not just a place to air grievances; it's a place to suggest to get a different kind of thinking.

Speaking of anger issues and private grievances, it was good to see Terrell Owens play last night, even if the Bills lost.

But it's about more than Twitter revolutions led by angry people who have some shiny new tool for airing their grievances – it's about how we define ourselves.

Grievance It's not a high crime, or even a moving violation, to let a top hat of snow pile up on the roof of your car.

The candidates aren't here so you have a view of the Declaration of Independence, a reminder that the country was founded on grievance, it's just that back then they expressed rage so much more artfully, couched it in philosophy.

With Kremlin talk of "privileged interests" in Russia's neighbourhood, and a litany of real and imagined grievances there, it is easy to imagine a resurgent Russia whipping up its millions of compatriots, living in foreign countries thanks to the collapse of the Soviet empire, into a frenzy while the outside world stands aloof.

Sure, they are photogenic, and they do have some grievances, but it is extremely dangerous to extrapolate from the protests to the wider country.

Northern England has a growing – and often legitimate – grievance that it is getting a raw deal compared with the rest of the United Kingdom.