No writer since Lawrence has been so openly governed by what seems like powerful personal likes and dislikes, grievances, and by what appear to many as untenable prejudices.
"It's like the grievances of someone who has just gone into therapy".
Sunny's incessant introspection makes even severe traumas seem like petty grievances.
The disgruntled proles go and see them on a Saturday night, get drunk, jump around, and feel like their grievances have been addressed.
Suddenly it seemed like many grievances about the show were contradicted by the Brooklynites' ability to both move on and remain the same.
Grievances like those make nationalists like Mr. Kobayashi the not-so-distant cousins of disgruntled workers and unemployed youth in Europe who see right-wing authoritarianism as an answer to their countries' problems.
Grievances like poverty, injustice, intolerance, envy.
That leads observers to search for softer grievances, like the quest for dignity".
Ms. Djeini reeled off grievances like job discrimination, government corruption and "disappearances" that took place in the 1980s and 90s.
Quite against the grain, Varys has bidden his time, in Orwell's words, "chewing his grievances like a cud".
