Sentence examples for little gratitude from inspiring English sources

The West should expect little gratitude, however, for its aid.

A little gratitude would ease one's passage, the old man thought.

Be sure to say thank you to those who deserve it, for a little gratitude goes a long way, as a little gratitude can go a long way.

The two rescued women showed little gratitude to their prime minister for his efforts.

They appeared to feel little gratitude to the Russian president for their release.

The political opposition, stifled since 1851, showed little gratitude to its benefactor and took every opportunity to harass the government.

Society prospers not through cooperation, but when it allows its stars to get on and shine, bringing light to the rest of us troglodytes (who, by the way, could all use a little more gratitude).

Sophie (Sandrine Bonnaire) is the new live-in housekeeper of a wealthy family: efficient but maddeningly unresponsive (you suspect they'd like a little more gratitude for their shows of kindness).

Most people, after self-reflection, would have been thankful they hadn't lost everything, with a little more gratitude left over about the fact that they were, incredibly, spared a criminal investigation.

That mental training has allowed me to see things more clearly, and maybe with a little more gratitude.

We could probably show a little more gratitude to the people who are so important in maintaining our standard of living.