Sentence examples for note of grievance from inspiring English sources

"Eat your soup," I say, failing to keep the note of grievance out of my voice.

On a day that tightly entwined his state's story with his own, Mr. Sharon invoked Jewish scripture, if not without a note of grievance.

This basic autobiography is imparted with a fresh stylistic firmness, a bluntness not possible when his near kin were alive, and a note of grievance not struck before: why did nobody protect him from the brutal bullying by stronger children to which he was subjected as a delicate child?

A decade later, the note of white grievance that Buchanan struck that night is part of the conservative melody.

Her perpetual note of sprightly grievance — the drizzle of discontent that is the hysteric's trademark — is coupled with another trope of hysterical behavior: she repeatedly tries to force her inner life into the consciousness of others.

Mr. Obama took note of these grievances, saying the United States was rethinking its surveillance activities as part of a broader recalculation that included restricting the use of drones, and transferring prisoners out of the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and ultimately shutting it down.

"I am obliged to take note of the legitimate grievances which exist in society.

He took note of longstanding historical grievances like the stain of colonialism, American support for the Iranian coup of 1953 and the displacement of the Palestinian people.

The court did, however, note a grievance committee's finding that the state of Madhya Pradesh -- a beneficiary of the dam project -- had not done enough to acquire land for the resettlement of those whose property would be inundated.

Their cause became an equality of grievance.

I don't understand the culture of grievance.