Sentence examples for which aggrieved from inspiring English sources
On Aug. 11, a reluctant Congress yielded to pressure from President Ford and passed legislation under which aggrieved vaccinees would file injury suits against the Federal Government.
Although seemingly unrelated, these measures rely on a common assumption, namely that governments should provide emotional well-being to their citizens, even at the expense of free expression.The result is not more happiness, but a race to the bottom, in which aggrieved groups compete endlessly with one another for a slice of government power.This seems right to me.
There was a widespread perception that Blair's time in office was winding down, which aggrieved him: "I was at the height of my powers, if not my power".
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He became a devotee of those ritualized quarrels known as "affairs of honor," in which the aggrieved party demanded "satisfaction" -- an apology or explanation -- from the libeler and implicitly threatened a duel otherwise.
Bartlett's play followed a couple from stoned idealism in 1967 to moneyed retirement now and climaxed on a blame-fest in which their aggrieved 37 year old daughter demanded that they at least compensate her by buying her a house.
The government drew up the rules for nominations to exclude the opposition Socialist Party, which represents the aggrieved south.
Tom Allen, the president of the Association of American Publishers, which represented the aggrieved companies, said in a statement: "We are pleased that this settlement addresses the issues that led to the litigation.
It was an apposite dis for Obama to deploy in a case in which the real aggrieved parties were the men's wives at home and, perhaps, some of the prostitutes, who were apparently underpaid — rather than the President himself.
The first section — which features an aggrieved miner walking down a dusty street as lonely as any John Wayne traveled — "is in Shanxi, in the north," he said, adding that it "is basically the Wild West, it's very manly, very empty".
And we're left wondering, which is the aggrieved party?
