Sentence examples for has aggrieved from inspiring English sources

The real problem for AMC is that "The Killing" has aggrieved exactly the kind of viewers that it most wants to entice.

F1 is rife with rumour, vested interests and politics and the prize money structure is a lightning rod for this due to the huge sums of money involved and the inequitable division which has aggrieved some of the smaller teams.

They're also going to cancel the Phoenix pay system that has aggrieved millions of federal employees since its introduction.

The $12 billion price tag to organize the Games has aggrieved many in the nation of 200 million and in Rio, where few can see the benefits of the spectacle or even afford to attend the Games.

On October 30, 2009, the District Court dismissed the case, stating "Because Rodearmel has failed to allege that Clinton has taken any action much less an action that has aggrieved him he does not come within the 'zone of interests' protected by the Secretary of State Emoluments Act".

The victims of those sex crimes have aggrieved, protective relatives, and at least one marriage is headed for the rocks.

"That's a fair way of doing things for fans and players alike who have to travel length and breadth of the country at Christmas time!!" It is not just the fixture scheduling that will have aggrieved Walters, but so too referee Kevin Friend's first-half decisions.

We have aggrieved father Theodore Greene wondering "how I managed to raise such an incredibly kind and beautiful woman out of the blackest rotting rinds of my gloom", new-age guru Patti Kern who describes how "a car alarm cycled through amplified squeals and shrieks like an assortment of murders" and super-freak, silent wannabe, David Dietrich, "it stunk like medieval abortions under that tarp".

Here's the other thing: almost every journalist has experienced the aggravation of having readers give aggrieved, enraged, dismissive, or, really, any other type of negative reaction to an article based solely on a headline.

"We've been aggrieved by penalties we haven't had this season too.

The Senators were said to have felt, aggrieved because they had not learned about the speech until a report on it was car ried in newspapers — after they had pledged their support.