Sentence examples for hidden grievance from inspiring English sources

Maybe that old ethic of discretion, of bearing pain alone or within the closest family hearth, behind closed drapes, merely strengthened the dark and hidden passion that built in Mr. Bird, transforming hidden grievance into uncontrollable rage.

The paper said the company began hiding customer grievances in Japan after a 1969 law required carmakers to file recall notices with the government after receiving complaints.

They said that the grievances streaming into his office included unkept merchant promises, hidden costs and conditions and bogus goods.

If accurate, that means his declaration that he blew the lid on Prism for the good of American people is actually a smokescreen to hide a self-centered grievance.

Why hidden?

And I doubt that more than a few will take the time to reflect on the deep shame their behavior brings upon the United States and its citizens, and that how in their fear-whipped frenzy of verbal violence, they reveal a sad truth: that American racism is still very much alive and well, with its newest forms hiding behind mostly-contrived grievances like taxes and "questionable" birth certificates.

Their grievances are fundamentally political, even if they hide themselves in the guise of religion and communicate in its language.

Instead of hiding behind the autonomy of the IG complaint process, the grievance was widely disseminated and followed with a 2006 public lecture "Broken Promises: The Untold Story of Military Mental Health Care".

But his fugitive hero is so busy hiding out from the mobs that he does a shoddy job of investigating Butch's political grievances.

A democratic society is designed for the giving and taking of offense, and if you have the privilege of living in one, you should thicken your skin — instead of what's happening now, with fear and self-absorption hiding behind all kinds of grievances that inhibit other people from speaking.

Engineers have a grievance.