Sentence examples for to be aggrieved from inspiring English sources

Residents had every right to be aggrieved.

Chilean fans can also rightly claim to be aggrieved.

Yet Rodgers was entitled to be aggrieved by the defending.

If they didn't, what would we have to be aggrieved about?

However, the Brazil coach, Dunga, will have reason to be aggrieved.

He and his team-mates may have good reason to be aggrieved.

But there are always sha momos lurking off the menu, she said, for the Tibetan regulars who would be aggrieved not to find them.

Many Tories may be aggrieved.

"They shouldn't be aggrieved," DuPuy said.

Professionals should not be aggrieved by that.

Mourinho was likely to have been aggrieved after Cesc Fabregas had a goal ruled out for offside when he appeared to be in line with the defender - he will surely have no complaints about the Matic sending off.