Sentence examples for righteous complaint from inspiring English sources
Robinson, herself a devout Protestant, means that the immense surge of human suffering in the world will need, and deserves, a great deal of heavenly love and repair; it is as close as her novel comes to righteous complaint.
For the spirit of this patron saint of orchestrated outrage lives on in drummed-up internet campaigns and Twitterstorms and every righteous complaint ever left in an online comment box.
Love letters, hate letters, bread-and-butter letters, letters of fawning admiration, letters of self-righteous complaint, letters of record, observation, opinion.
There is the righteous Wall, who lodges complaints on behalf of racial minorities and the poor: in "Mimic" (1982), a bearded lout makes an insulting gesture to an Asian man on a city street; "An Eviction" (1988, reworked in 2004) is an aerial view of a neighborhood in which a violent dispossession takes place.
"Hell or High Water" did well, too, for similar reasons — its story of righteous bank robbers with a just complaint — yet it's egregiously apolitical, a simple and clever genre film with an overlay of piety no thinner than Gibson's.
Or bold, righteous revolutionaries?
"Varsity, this is Righteous".
