grievance造句怎麼寫

He grumbled all the way home that this was enough grievance for a divorce.

Peter's second grievance arose from an incident during his visit in 1697 to Riga on the Baltic coast.

Hughes could not disguise his displeasure when he was made aware of those remarks But his main grievance was with the amount of stoppage time.

Such behaviour is regarded as "all too human", with the underlying assumption that other animals would not be capable of this finely developed sense of grievance.

Ethnic-minority privileges are a ratchet as well as a racket: given enough lobbying, they are introduced, but are then hard to removed, even if the original grievance has long since been ameliorated.

old grievance; old wrong

The former grievance is melted like ice

He had filed a grievance against Celia's gymnastics coach.

Rees has since filed a grievance with the U.N. internal disputes tribunal in Geneva.

When Bush left the President position with all glory, blame and grievance, it is his reality that left in my heart.

So long as America and its Allies do not respond to this grievance, Pakistan is sure they will fail, quit Afghanistan in chaos and leave the way open for the Taliban to return.

Implement disciplinary and grievance procedures.

I am too busy to listen to her endless grievance.

At every juncture, he has been striving to find “strategic concepts” that could be made to prevail over a history of conflict, mutual grievance and fear.

But the biggest white grievance is housing.

Time is quiet, time is light, and kissing me has been singing. Once, I kept all my love for you as secret. Even if there are too many inclusiveness, how can you bear half hurt and grievance?

The major expenses - shoes, school trips, coats - we split fairly, without any kind of forensic accounting or grievance.