Sentence examples for we complained that from inspiring English sources

When we met with the IPCC we complained that they seem unwilling to act decisively.

It is, at minimum, a useful reminder of what lawmaking looked like back in the days when the two parties made deals and we complained that nobody was sticking to their principles.

Yes, at the time, we complained that the Cinema Display's DisplayPort didn't support older Macs and MacBooks either, but at least it worked – and still works – with PCs running Windows.

OPEC laughed at the US and the rest of the world when we complained that $120 per barrel oil was choking the life out of business and the public in general around the world.

We complained that the network's broadcast took no action to mute the chanted slur.

We complained that the computers were too slow for the publishing software and that the multifunction color copier, which was the size of a compact car, jammed too often.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think that when we complain that Obama doesn't "connect" that we are really looking for a father figure of some sort?

Sometimes we complain that professors don't want to let us into the classrooms to provide library instruction, but how much of that reluctance is based on bad experiences just like the one I had?

From one side of our mouths we complain that young people are a listless, apathetic generation obsessed with staring at their phones.

Time and again we complain that MPs are removed from the concerns of ordinary people, too obsessed with arcane aspects of party strategy.

Remembering that Mr Clarke was "one of the few" to tell Margaret Thatcher her time as PM was up, the sketchwriter adds: "How often do we complain that politicians are two-faced and never say what they truly think?