Sentence examples for while whining from inspiring English sources
I suspect that as my own generation and the one after it finally manage to boot the Boomers from their tenacious hold on the steering wheel of this civilization that they've piloted ineluctably and inexorably toward the shoals, all the while whining about the lazy passengers, we will better understand this, and be better, and more understanding.
Multiple media outlets publish"Whitney in Hell,"while whining Westboro didn't picket:) #neverhappyhttp://t.co/Zo76vele via @NewYorkObserver.
Even the clinically obsessed Marca, while whining a bit about the referee, admitted that Barcelona had been "too MOUch for Madrid".
While whining, I note the thoughtlessness my wife experienced a few years ago as an overnight patient after surgery for a broken arm.
So when Election Day arrives, and you are faced with a decision on whether to take a stand or sit in silence while whining to yourself, please remember that when Hillary Clinton's mother was born, women did not yet have the right to vote, and now her daughter is a top contender for the President of the United States.
Then there's Charlie Sheen who, in the vocabulary of recovery, epitomizes the so-called "arrogant doormat," bragging of his Adonis DNA (oh, brother) while whining about the ill treatment that has given him an estimated net worth of $85 million -- a hubris reminiscent of the Emperor Caligula, if Caligula had a Golden Globe and unlimited access to cocaine.
Or is it just fake populism, an attempt to sound like Everyman while actually just whining?
He lasted months — months — while oil was spewing out of a Rube Goldberg invention at the bottom of the Gulf, while he was whining about wanting his life back.
In the reductionist world of Twitter, it became "The Times stole our column while Keller was whining about piracy," or, as the issue moved down the evolutionary scale to the knuckle-draggers, "Keller stole a column," though nobody has suggested I had anything to do with the disputed PDF file except – Irony! – the timing of my column on copyright.
"We were told a few months ago to have her put down because she's so stressed," Paul says, while Roxy lies whining at his feet.
Yes, that's him, belittling Watson's "whining" while bizarrely projecting onto her the character of a Muslim woman whose genitals have been mutilated.
