Sentence examples for she felt aggrieved from inspiring English sources

Their working relationship is likely to be made even more difficult by the fact Livingston said Eagle was "being very silly" if she felt aggrieved by an older man being brought in to supervise her work.

The "no victims, no excuses" motto, she stated, was extremely important because if one felt like a victim, one felt "aggrieved" or wronged, and "the twin to aggrieved is entitlement".

He felt aggrieved and bewildered.

But now that I had been rejected, I felt aggrieved.

If Bolt felt aggrieved, he was not the only one.

Though Howe felt aggrieved about the decision, he refused to criticise the official.

"The Mexican people felt aggrieved by those comments," Mr. Peña Nieto said.

The administration asked him to explain "what it is that I felt aggrieved about," he said, "which I did".

Arsenal fans felt aggrieved by the decision at half-time and vented their frustrations on social media.

Presumably, there were other, more recent victims of his bombings — other family members, like Dornstein, who felt aggrieved.

Chelsea felt aggrieved by the refereeing of Tom Henning Ovrebo of Norway, a country that has no paid full-time match officials.