Sentence examples for grudging air from inspiring English sources
Long stretches of the book form a bitter litany and give it a sometimes grudging air.
Stalin again gave grudging support.
Their praise was grudging, though.
And when she speaks from her own experience, the grudges she airs are crazily inside baseball (Susan Sarandon's most dastardly act was leveraging a charitable donation in exchange for participating in a More book project, which Blyth sees as "a deal that would have made Don Corleone proud").
White nationalists fling their ethnic grudges into the air with Nazi salutes.
Rather, it has given Malaysian leaders a chance to air grudges nurtured ever since Singapore's expulsion in 1965 from a short-lived federation with Malaysia.
They hold grudges against him, and he out-grudges them.
Conveniently enough, there is a hotel designed for just this purpose, but guests can only stay for 15 days at a time: if you fail to die, you must reregister under a different name.Dutiful if begrudging Rajiv travels with his father, and as the days waiting for death turn into weeks, the two men tentatively begin to air their grudges and grievances.
His main purpose for writing seemed to be to air a grudge against military spouses.
Perhaps it has to do with context with the internet being the perfect platform for people to complain anonymously, to air their grudges against tragicrafting with thousands of miles of fibre optic cable between them and whoever it is they're railing against.
Perhaps it has to do with context – with the internet being the perfect platform for people to complain anonymously, to air their grudges against tragicrafting with thousands of miles of fibre optic cable between them and whoever it is they're railing against.
