Sentence examples for tangible grievance from inspiring English sources
So "Philadelphia" gives Andrew a tangible grievance.
Handed a pretext by students, who had planned demonstrations on mundane subjects like private tuition, ordinary Tehranis, many of them bored young men, emerged to air less tangible grievances.
Indeed, treating devolutionary movements merely as narcissistic tribal nuisances ignores their very legitimate, tangible grievances.
One plank of the strategy to defuse the jihadist threat, then, is to refuse to talk the language of "cosmic war" and instead focus on tangible and legitimate sources of grievance that are exploited by the jihadists.
This made their grievances much more tangible.
Rather than offer a tangible olive branch to redress grievances, he offered little in the way of meaningful reforms.
But "it needs to continue to implement tangible and essential reforms because these are long held grievances and problems," he said.
Mr Ramos-Horta wrote to Australia's ambassador that the group's project had a "more tangible and important impact" than any other economic-assistance project.Timor-Leste has also long been nurturing a grievance about the oil- and gas- rich fields in the Timor Sea straddling its maritime borders with Australia.
Grievance counselors often give this kind of advice to patients, saying that immersing yourself in tangible reminders of somebody's absence will act as a catalyst in accepting their death, and I couldn't agree more.
Grievance counsellors often give this kind of advice to patients, saying that immersing yourself in tangible reminders of somebody's absence will act as a catalyst in accepting their death, and I couldn't agree more.
