Sentence examples for the complaint of from inspiring English sources
noun
A grievance, problem, difficulty, or concern; the act of complaining.
- I have no complaints about the quality of his work, but I don't enjoy his company.
Even the complaint of business goes unheeded.
The complaint of false information is common from PMANE and other groups actively protesting KNPP.
"The complaint of the protesters is not Brazilian soccer, but the expenditures.
The complaint of the ministers "was never raised as an issue by anybody," Mr. McGurk said.
Mr. Leonhart's "Customs" is the complaint of an explorer detained in customs with his menagerie.
And he disputed the complaint of environmentalists that the candidates were captives of industry.
Another was the complaint of the "Tribune" that the public was not sufficiently aroused about the strike.
On Wednesday, Zee network maintained its innocence and described the complaint of Mr. Jindal's company as "fraudulent and contrived".
Edmund Spenser praised Daniel for his first book of poems, Delia, with The Complaint of Rosamond (1592).
Therefore the complaint of unfair constructive dismissal contrary to section 95 Employment Rights Act 1996 fails and is dismissed".
But it is the complaint of defeated conservative campaigns the world over.Mr McCain may yet prove to be a more formidable candidate than he now seems.
