Sentence examples for one might complain from inspiring English sources
One might complain of stress or sleeplessness, but straightforward mentions of serious troubles are rare.
No one might complain here about a tougher monitoring of a code, to reprimand and seek apology.
We also saw how ineffective he had become, and as much as one might complain about media obsessions it is not everybody else's fault that he did — it is his.
"One might complain a little about the finishing but that doesn't impede the experience.
Moreover, one might complain that the insight left standing from Epistemic Accuracy theories is also missing from (KLS).
One might complain about this remoteness, as Thomas Nagel does with the remark that panpsychism has "the faintly sickening odor of something put together in the metaphysical laboratory" (1986, p. 49).
My Chinese family and friends couldn't understand my urge to give him freedom and warned: don't follow the naive western way – your boy might complain one day if you don't push him to learn those life skills.
Otherwise neighbors might complain.
After all, the audience might complain.
"That's cheating," purists might complain.
