Guy courts a woman by (a) telling her he opposes democracy and wants a dictator in charge, (b) whining constantly about his mentor, (c) calling her "m'lady," (d) telling her that "I hate sand," and (e) admitting to a small-scale genocide of "sand people". She responds, "I truly, deeply love you". This is presented as a realistic courtship of two people you should be rooting for.
"You never plan date nights for us anymore!" I whined constantly.
And Michael Gould's Iago is snakily convincing, a chippy squaddie, whining, lewd, constantly miming fornication.
Whining and constantly complaining about things is immature.
On the other hand, I really dislike people who constantly whine about the same thing.
Speaking of good: Critics who constantly whine about poor hockey telecasts (see name at top of column) should be fair enough to notice when games are presented with flair and a knowing touch.
But he also thinks part of the problem is the way teachers depict their roles: "Teachers do themselves no favours when they constantly whine and complain, portraying a really poor image of the profession".
How are we supposed to reconcile the fact that employers constantly whine about "talent shortages" while there are talented and experienced people out of work, and desperate to find employment?
While politicians in Congress constantly whine about how China is surpassing the United States in myriad ways - quality infrastructure foremost among them - projects like the 7 line proceed almost unnoticed or are not noticed until it is too late.
They start blaming their wives, constantly whine over little matters and start spending most of their time away from home.
If you constantly whine about the state of legs or facial features, your bank balance or how a certain person broke your heart in 2006, then you are not ready to date yet.
