Sentence examples for very aggrieved from inspiring English sources

People will be very aggrieved when you try to cancel it.

The players feel very aggrieved and the club should have checked a bit better.

Croatia will feel very aggrieved that they went behind to a penalty that almost certainly shouldn't have been awarded.

The Mood Hoover said he didn't think it was right and a lot of the players felt very aggrieved.

I feel very aggrieved at their attitude and want to pursue it as a point of principle.

A female applicant who is displaced by a football jock with lesser qualifications in the name of gender balance is entitled to feel very aggrieved.

So I feel really aggrieved with that.

"They were very deeply aggrieved by our loss.

Their working relationship is likely to be made even more difficult by the fact Livingston said Eagle was "being very silly" if she felt aggrieved by an older man being brought in to supervise her work.

But all be damned if I'm going to apologize for being overcautious in warning against — and trying to prevent — further backlash against Muslims because some conservatives are aggrieved by the very idea that it is a possibility.

"He was very hostile to scholarship, and personally aggrieved toward me," said Sharon O'Brien, the author of an influential 1987 biography that dug deep into Cather's sexuality and conflicted relationship with her mother.