Sentence examples similar to persistent griping from inspiring English sources
The other persistent gripe among some Clinton supporters is that a hard-working older woman has been unjustly usurped by a cool young guy intrinsically favored by a sexist culture.
There is, for one, the persistent gripe of writers and agents: companies either forbid (as at Penguin) or restrict (at Random House) their constituent imprints from bidding against one another for a manuscript.
Amid the cacophony of criticism that has greeted this season of True Detective, the most persistent gripe about the show has been that it is too difficult to follow, both in its narrative complexity and the literal sense that no one can hear a damn thing Ray Velcoro is saying.
"I don't suppose you can sort me out with an Olympic route home?" But the traffic was moving swiftly enough to avoid the frayed tempers, blasting horns and persistent, low-level griping the capital was surely braced for.
It's all but official: an examination of Eurovision voting data has confirmed a persistent voting gripe – the eastern European voting bloc indeed exists, and is now all but unbeatable.
But some Dolphins were griping.
Were there griping competitors?
