Sentence examples for whatever grievances from inspiring English sources
His father worked six days a week, and, when home, talked about little else besides work and whatever grievances were generated there.
And whatever grievances the players might have had in the 1990s, they respond well to him when he returns as a guest (with the title music director emeritus).
Most importantly, she identified those being looted as victims, people who had worked hard for their businesses and had no hand in whatever grievances the rioters complained of.
"For that to happen, he put aside whatever grievances he may have had, and gave himself totally to the things that make for peace.
And they also find a way of channeling whatever grievances they feel towards the state.
Whatever ISIS's beliefs may be, and whatever grievances they might have against the Iraqi and Syrian governments, the West, and others, evil is never justified.
And whatever the grievances against President Traian Basescu, his ouster, driven by appeals to populist dissatisfaction, would have strengthened Romania's winner-control-all dysfunction, not weakened it.
Whatever the grievances about Cakir, there is another moment that will surely linger in Ferguson's thoughts as he tries to make sense of it all.
The majority of Greeks, whatever their grievances, are welcoming, kind and passionate people, hugely proud of their history and of their status as Europeans.
But that does not exculpate the perpetrators of last week's onslaught, just as the Versailles treaty does not excuse Auschwitz: whatever their grievances, nothing could excuse an attack of such ferocity and size.
In the meantime De Gea really has little choice but to knuckle down and, whatever his grievances, he will not lack motivation when there is a European Championship to come next summer.
