Sentence examples for strongly aggrieved from inspiring English sources

O'Reilly was strongly aggrieved by the removal of his long-time bowling partner, and maintained that it was an "unpardonable" error that heavily weakened Australia's bowling attack.

"We believe very strongly that Robin Hood was a Yorkshireman and we are aggrieved to read that we are now entering Robin Hood country," he said".It's very, very serious business.

The episode came at a time of strongly swirling winds in this region, with North Korea feeling aggrieved over the Bush administration's plans to suspend negotiations with the North and with Japan being criticized for nationalists' efforts to revise textbooks to dilute responsibility for atrocities in World War II.

Schmidt also hinted that the Irish camp felt slightly aggrieved with some of the decisions made by referee Wayne Barnes as Ireland pressed strongly during the second half.

Last month, aggrieved….

Her tone was aggrieved.

Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.

The man looks aggrieved.

He was aggrieved.

He is aggrieved.

He sounds somewhat aggrieved.