Sentence examples for it's aggrieved from inspiring English sources

"It's aggrieved entitlement," Lierre Keith told me.

It is aggrieved by the government's failure to act on a campaign promise to reform an electoral system, left in place by the dictatorship, which makes it almost impossible for small parties (such as itself) to win seats in Congress.Trade-union leaders say the country is on the brink of social conflagration.

To observe that Mr. Caldwell's rhetoric is "hot" is not to say that it is aggrieved or unruly.

"A cut-off point is always a bit artificial - someone who falls on the wrong side of it is aggrieved".

I don't want you to think I'm aggrieved, I just think it's best if we're upfront with each other.

He's aggrieved, but in the song's video, his payback takes on a soft tone.

Simultaneously, he's aggrieved at the idea of outsiders encroaching on his territory.

This part of Brazil also nurses a sense that it has been aggrieved and exploited by the rest of the nation.

"I can understand Honderich's being aggrieved" by the review, Mr. Sturgeon said, "but it is not outside the accepted standards of the discipline".

On the one hand, Rooney makes it clear he was aggrieved with the way he was treated.

It's like being aggrieved because Gloria Steinem doesn't like your strip-o-gram.