Sentence examples for well complained from inspiring English sources

Josh MacPhee, writing in The Baffler (for which Graeber often writes as well), complained that Kickstarter extracts value from social networks while giving nothing social in return.

You may as well complain that lemons are too yellow.

I might as well complain about the rain".

"It is all very well complaining about the opposition.

Not that Mahler -- himself an inveterate tinkerer with the works of his predecessors -- could very well complain.

You might as well complain that Mrs Beeton's napkin-folding techniques are more trouble than a paper serviette.

One might just as well complain that a soufflé is too light, a diamond too hard, a peacock too showy.

All the hype, all the early success, and then suddenly, he stops pitching well, complains of a sore arm, and never pitches again.

A newly arrived Australian in London may well complain about the weather – but I bet you a complaint about the coffee is not far behind.

And so today's small European rail operators might well complain that "freedom for railways is guaranteed only to those who control the rails".This week, the European Parliament in Strasbourg voted on the EU's long-touted "fourth railway package".

It is true that Disney cartoons were not physically sketched by Disney, but you might as well complain that Henry Ford was not to be found underneath a Model T, tightening nuts.