Sentence examples for note of complaint from inspiring English sources

There is always a note of complaint in her voice, but who can blame her.

Collaboration can be vexing, but there's not a note of complaint in their work together.

"It should be more upright, more athletic — the neck should be longer," Hume said, but without any note of complaint.

"I didn't know Hart had a son," he said, and hoped she hadn't heard the note of complaint that was all too clear and strange to him.

The power of "Nefés" lay where it always lies in Bausch, in the skits, but their new ambiguity, their freedom from the note of complaint that marked her earlier work, made them especially piercing.

The Turbo comes with electric power steering and a stiffer suspension, but pressed on a hilly highway the car responded with surprising reluctance and an audible note of complaint, rather than the throaty enthusiasm of a good turbo.

The former employees supplied me with the names and contact information for numerous people who complained, often in frustration or anger, that they were not seeking college programs, along with notes of complaints -- "Laquinta... just wanted housing assistance stop calling please!"; "Mike..

A spokeswoman for the European commission said: "The commission takes note of the complaint and, as is the procedure, will inform Google to allow it to submit its own views.

Joe Sharkey's article, "A new voice in hotel reviews" (June 24), is spot on, especially as he takes note of increasing complaints from unsatisfied hotel guests.

You are the public ombudsman, yet you certainly have a lot of personal rules and regulations that readers must follow in order for you to take note of their complaints.

Peñalosa said he would take note of the complaints.