Sentence examples for ultimate grievance from inspiring English sources

The Republican right's ultimate grievance is big government.

For the left's partisans this was an ultimate vindication of their grievances.

They don't have many objective grievances except their ultimate goal: the right to hold a referendum on independence, like Quebec," he said.

This wasn't the first time the Grammys have been used as the ultimate stage to air your breakup grievances (and show your ex you're still looking pretty good, too).

To deserve its special role, arbitration requires that the neutral receive evidence, normally done at an informal hearing, and issue an opinion explaining the reasons for the ultimate award either granting or denying the grievance in whole or in part.

He becomes the ultimate creature of secrets, the man whose petty grievance doesn't match his outsize fury.

To Tolkin that is the ultimate hubris, the voice of someone who has allowed his grievances and desires to take on godlike stature.

Such different portraits of white and non-white Americans' grievances have their origins in what social psychologists call "ultimate attribution error".

The problem with modern-day temperance initiatives in New York — beyond the obvious risk of their seeming hoary in a place where a wine bar provides the ultimate imprimatur of gentrification — is that they so often take the form of entitled neighborhood grievance.

Although grievances leap to mind when we consider making peace with an old foe, ultimate success depends on identifying not where each side is wrong, but where each is right.

Something of this global, romantic and Quixotic sense of grievance drove the movement through a period of heady expansion, and also perhaps contributed to its ultimate disarray.