Sentence examples for sort of complaint from inspiring English sources

It's the sort of complaint voiced now in almost every town in the land, regardless of how many immigrants live there.

However, in a war that was originally supposed to be about responding to a terrorist attack rather than engaging in nation-building, that sort of complaint confuses means with ends.

As the towboat passes under the second bridge and turns toward a berth below the seawall, I ask General Sands what sort of complaint he most frequently receives when he comes here.

The Daoist canon contains long lists of the "officials and generals" (guanjiang), each specializing in a different sort of complaint, who would respectively pronounce on the appeal and marshal the celestial forces against the offending demons.

The sort of complaint about after-dinner mints and a snotty waiter that leads to a slap-up truffle banquet for four with dancing bears and a complimentary jewel from Tiffany's.

And it is good to see that he's prepared for any eventuality with wonderful mountain-hiking-style footwear, even if it suggests he is experiencing some sort of complaint.

They are the sort of complaints any democratic government would do well to pay heed to.

A fact like this can seem to chime with the sort of complaints you hear all the time about Obama, particularly along the Acela Corridor.

There have been tensions inside the Kerry campaign almost from the start, the sort of complaints that have followed Shrum throughout his career: of pushing rivals out of the way, of isolating the candidate, of blurring the message.

When I asked Baraka how a diverse department could receive the same sort of complaints as an almost all-white department, like the one in Ferguson, he replied that the racism wasn't in who was doing the policing; it was in whom it was being done to.

"And we've never gotten any sort of complaints from residents before".