Sentence examples for no point complained from inspiring English sources

A St James's Palace spokesman added that the palace had "at no point" complained about the hoax incident.

There's no point complaining 30 years later," he said.

Refugees said violent crimes were committed with impunity and there was no point complaining to police.

There is no point complaining about how slow the paper publication process is if you're part of the problem.

As an author, there's no point complaining that the film version is not identical to the book because it can't be.

4. Write to the company that is proposing the scheme There's no point complaining about something unless your voice is heard.

Which brings us back to Orwell's Oceania, where there was no point complaining about, or trying to foil, extensive state surveillance: it was perfectly legal, it relied on the latest technology, and it was part of daily life.

"One Afghani guy has had so many incidents with the police he's realised that once you assert your rights it gets worse, so there's no point complaining.

Jürgen Klopp has said there is no point complaining about Liverpool's meagre ticket allocation for the Europa League final and that ticketless fans should head for Basel on 18 May.

"But it's one of these myths, so much so I used to get journalists saying to me: 'How come you never send me abusive text messages?' "Ultimately you get the reputation you deserve, and there's no point complaining about it.

"A lot of people would like to see us struggle, but there is no point complaining about that - it is just a fact of life".