Sentence examples for were aggrieved with from inspiring English sources

Spurs were aggrieved with many decisions by referee Chris Foy throughout the match, including the harsh dismissal of Younnes Kaboul for two bookable offences.

On the one hand, Rooney makes it clear he was aggrieved with the way he was treated.

The fans might be aggrieved with it, as well as the FA, over an inconvenient kick-off time, but most are realistic enough to know that English football has been dancing to television's tune for a long time now.

Wenger was aggrieved with the referee's decision to award the spot-kick, but Dyer was adamant the referee had made the correct call.

At the other end, Wales also felt they had reason to be aggrieved with Simon Church appearing to be flattened by Daniel van Buyten's challenge from behind when the Welshman had only goalkeeper Thibault Courtois to beat.

The broadcasters were aggrieved.

On the other side, of course, were aggrieved runners.

Officers who were aggrieved were asked to let me".

All were aggrieved by a sense of blatant political injustice.

By now both sides are aggrieved, and with good reason, but here at least it's possible to sympathize a little with Bonds when he complains, for example, about the mindless questions tossed out by reporters trolling for quotes and demanding to know in February what he thinks of the Giants' chances.

"New Yorkers have a healthy sense of being aggrieved to begin with," he said.