Sentence examples for specific gripes from inspiring English sources

But some of his specific gripes are fascinating.

His essay was not a broad anti-corporation rant – there's no high-flying ideology – but highlighted specific gripes, illustrated by personal experiences.

"Why would I worry," he wonders, "about the specific gripes people have with something I do that is for myself?" He says that the only critic he cares to listen to is himself.

Although each has specific gripes, the general response from Europe's wine belt has been to dig in and resist calls for liberalisation, in the name of tradition and high culture.

His plan to make Europe loved again, set out this week, is tailored not merely to appeal to French sensitivities, but also to respond to specific gripes of interest groups, from lorry drivers wanting fuel taxes capped to French anchovy fishermen wanting fisheries to be reopened against scientific advice.

They range from specific gripes about the state of the world to more random melancholia... What we don't understand is the psychology behind these messages.

His specific gripe is at those statistics suggesting that the French are more productive than us.

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These gripes aside, I feel I will be consulting this volume for years to come when I require information about a specific aspect of the anti-cancer drug development process.

Some of Morgan's gripes are specific to his industry: for example, that tickets to the Games did not allow re-entry, so spectators could not pop out to local restaurants ("It seemed almost designed to make you eat at McDonald's").

This remains a fraction of the 3,838 banking gripes about specific issues that the ombudsman received last year.