On "Tony Montana," one of Future's hits from last year, he sounds aggrieved; not even the addition of a Drake verse makes it any less ominous.
Although this book's dedication says "a free press helps keep our nation free," Mr. Fleischer often sounds aggrieved by reporters doing their job -- asking questions, probing issues, holding government officials accountable to the people.
Unlike Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton, he does not sound professionally aggrieved.
Scarsdale's schools superintendent, Michael V. McGill, is not happy about what happened, but maybe he has been around long enough not to sound too aggrieved, either.
He sounds somewhat aggrieved.
Yet moments later, Kostis and Faldo sounded almost aggrieved when Mickelson missed his eagle putt.
But then the band tackled some older Negro Problem material -- "Bleed," "Re-Hab" and "Ken," about the secret gay life of Barbie's man -- on which Stew sounded appealingly aggrieved.
The tabloids struggle to even gossip about his love life, because Smith has only ever had one girlfriend (a childhood sweetheart who, although very complimentary in one interview, also sounded slightly aggrieved that Smith mentioned her so much).
If he sometimes sounded merely jaundiced and aggrieved, well, that was simply so he could manage to look at himself in the mirror.
Even when it gets deliciously noisy, Messiaen's music sounds more rapturous than aggrieved – a quality that's somewhat rare, in the field of consciously experimental orchestra works.
He sounds wound up, slightly breathless, and aggrieved: "All y'all wanna pile on me, make it hard for me to breathe, throw sand in my eyes, and make it hard for me to see".
