Sentence examples for personal grievances from inspiring English sources

(Failing health and personal grievances did the same for Molière).

On media day, normally an uneventful cliché-fest, Sharapova aired out personal grievances with Williams.

What should have been personal grievances have become inappropriate public outpourings.

For Trump, "political affairs" are indistinguishable from his own personal grievances.

In some green-on-green cases, personal grievances may drive the attackers to throw in their lot with the Taliban.

Mr. Defreitas also expressed personal grievances, described implausible conspiracy theories and overstated his own knowledge and skills.

"He has disowned this war for reasons of political expediency and personal grievances," says one of his former cabinet colleagues.

But he reiterated that most of such insider attacks have still been attributed to personal grievances and animosities.

Others appeared to be using the trial to voice personal grievances, a common tactic when cases attract media attention.

Some shared with the public their personal grievances: a contract dispute, a delayed pension payment, an irritating son-in-law.

In some cases dismissals were made on the basis of testimony from jilted lovers or those with personal grievances.