Sentence examples for i feel aggrieved from inspiring English sources
Small margins effect the game and I feel aggrieved".
I feel aggrieved, but the Charmer from Ghana reassures me that everything is fine; he can fix this.
"I feel aggrieved about it," says Magee. "Our church, our faith, have been disgraced by the very people who are supposed to uphold it: the bishops.
"It could have been prevented, but that doesn't change what I did so I have to learn to bite my lip a bit when I feel aggrieved.
But now that I had been rejected, I felt aggrieved.
The administration asked him to explain "what it is that I felt aggrieved about," he said, "which I did".
When they replaced telephone-bookings staff with voice-recognition, I felt aggrieved ("Did you say you wanted more information about car parking facilities in Acton?").
I've seen the penalty incident again and I can understand why Swansea feel aggrieved about it but we're grateful that we've had a lucky break".
"If you do that the driver behind is always going to feel aggrieved, so I let it go because we allow our drivers to race.
I don't think he'll feel aggrieved.
