Sentence examples for supposed to complain from inspiring English sources

Am I supposed to complain?

"Am I supposed to complain about that?" Mr. Ramirez said.

You ain't supposed to complain when you see some blood.

Make sure you can establish that your employees have received your policies and your complaint procedures and that they know precisely who it is they're supposed to complain to.

When Jerry Jones says that players can't be "disrespectful," what he's really saying is that black people are not supposed to complain that we are routinely killed by the police, even when unarmed.

I'm pretty sure I never actually used that, but this is the Internet so I'm supposed to complain now that it's gone.

Without doing whatever I can about my circumstances, what am I supposed to do? Complain about how unfair this is?

"It's spring, this isn't supposed to happen," complained Elizabeth about the sudden deaths of two men we knew and liked in the neighborhood.

Macmillan is supposed to have complained that Thatcher's cabinet, in which several Jews served, had "more Old Estonians than Old Etonians".

"Nothing is available in Cuba, so what are we supposed to do?" complains Walter, who obtained a licence to be a "car electrician" last year, and runs a flourishing business installing imported music systems in cars.

At the risk of being compared with the Austrian emperor who is supposed to have complained that a Mozart opera had "too many notes," I have to say that there's way too much choreography in "Hot 'n Cole".