Sentence examples for somewhat aggrieved from inspiring English sources

However, these three all appeared to feel somewhat aggrieved at being included in the FCA's list of shame.

Of course, a local derby means a lot to both sides – and Bayern would have felt somewhat aggrieved to have been left festering in the regional leagues as their city counterparts were winning the cup and chasing glory in Europe.

He sounds somewhat aggrieved.

He was hitting.300 and felt, therefore, somewhat aggrieved when Guy Conti told him the Mets wanted him to go down and play center field for Brooklyn.

Somewhat aggrieved as Mike Jenkins was flagged for hitting a defenceless receiver, the Oakland Raiders defensive co-ordinator made his feelings clear as he snarled at the officials, extending his arm and middle finger twice in the process.

In fact, ITV News journalists might feel somewhat aggrieved: their figures have broadly tracked those of BBC journalists over the past 10 years, even though ITV News has faced nothing like the intense criticisms that have from time to time damaged the BBC.

From the White House's aggrieved and somewhat befuddled perspective, President Bush and his aides have always approached Democrats with open arms and simply not gotten proper credit for it.

After listening to the complaints of aggrieved artists, the Bloomberg administration has backed down somewhat from a plan to slash the number of art vendors in city parks, but still intends to cut their ranks by more than half.

Harry looks up from his porridge; his aggrieved face every bit the one you'd expect to see on the somewhat slow-witted Derek Smalls.

But the aggrieved keep trying.

One aggrieved neighbor kept a prayer box.