Sentence examples for we feel aggrieved from inspiring English sources

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"We feel aggrieved that Al Jazeera's popularity has not been rewarded with the advertising it deserves," said Mr. Ballout.

"We feel aggrieved at the way events transpired today".

"Unfortunately they've scored theirs and we've not scored ours - two weeks on the spin we feel aggrieved.

Walsall boss Dean Smith told BBC WM: "Unfortunately they've scored theirs and we've not scored ours - two weeks on the spin we feel aggrieved.

Whatever setback we find in the future, we know we have the tools to stand up and keep fighting for the club". Blackburn manager Owen Coyle: "Do we feel aggrieved to be out of the cup?

"We feel aggrieved that something that we have worked hard for several years to get off the ground, now basically we cannot partake of that and we will get no benefit out of it," said Mr Pollock Jnr.

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"We felt aggrieved to go a goal behind in the second half because we started reasonably well," said Coyle.

"We all feel aggrieved because we think that we've been denied a stonewall penalty.

Barnsley manager Danny Wilson said: "We all feel aggrieved because we think that we've been denied a stonewall penalty.

"We probably feel aggrieved a little bit that we are in this position," the caretaker boss said.

"We've had a tough time of late and this is another one where we can feel aggrieved but you have to stick with it.

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