Sentence examples for grievances off from inspiring English sources

He was a calm, often unobtrusive chairman, allowing the politicians to get their grievances off their chests; he was good at putting himself in their shoes.

After getting an array of grievances off his chest — from real-world politics to awards-show politics — Mr. West ended the performance with a microphone drop, having played only three songs, leaving fans bitter and upset, according to reactions on social media.

The stress on both players combined with some in-game grievances set off a brawl that left Roseboro bleeding from the head and Marichal suspended.

The principal suggested mediation as a tactic to ward off grievances.

Ms. Djeini reeled off grievances like job discrimination, government corruption and "disappearances" that took place in the 1980s and 90s.

Chief among its grievances for setting off the "H-bomb" was a lengthy investigation by the United Nations which accused the regime of grave, systemic human rights abuses against its own people.

In the years since 2011, when US troops left, and in the wake of the Arab spring, Isis was able to feed off grievances that had remained unresolved since the British and US armies rolled north from Basra eight years earlier.

The chemistry between the two candidates was strained, in part, because Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Sanders had not had any real chances to air grievances or blow off steam with each other away from the television cameras during their 14-month fight for the nomination.

Even with the good weather, Dotty's still got grievances to get off her chest in #Trashbag.

Venting is usually done with a colleague or subordinate, and it is usually an airing of grievances or blowing off steam.

When government has been corrupted to this extent, when avenues for seeking the redress of grievances are cut off, when so many are made to suffer with no prospect of relief, the requirement that citizens remain within legal constraints and refrain from acts of coercion no longer applies.