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Complain in sentence

508 examples of Complain in a sentence

I got the DVD for a penny so can't complain!
I can't complain about it too much.
The notion that this family go off to Genoa to forget the unfortunate death of the mother is so trite that if we have another film like that, all dead mothers have a right to complain at being exploited.
I won't complain about the abysmal dialogue, as this is Star Wars... the original three films had style, cult feeling and cracking stories, and the strange dialogue added charm.
"Let's make a film that puts two chronically depressed, socially inept people into a relationship which deepens their isolation and encourages them to complain about how bad their lives are!" From what I've seen in life is that the last thing on earth we find attractive in a potential mate is constant self-pity.
Does the mother HAVE to have big thighs and chest and constantly complain?) to the point where things become unrealistic, predictable, gross and sometimes disturbing.
OK, it's very rare that I complain something I got for FREE.
In the same section on the Festival now we have to complain the superfluous antithesis of Sue, "Extension du domaine de la lutte", which now tries to convince us that loneliness and having NO sex is one and the same problem.
I expected something like that but that's nothing I could complain about.
i rented it so i won't complain too much about what i paid, but it was a couple hours that i'll never get back.
the only reason i signed up for IMDb was so i could complain about this movie.
I've heard a lot of people complain about they way he filmed this movie, and some have even compared the camera style to the Blair Witch Project.
And well, Parker Posey, who could complain?
I've seen some complain about the camera work and, in fact, according to the creators themselves, the flashy and wild shots were all the culmination of mistakes made through time.
Perhaps some complain because something quite like this has never been done before, although that's what sets it apart.
People complain about the movie being too simple or too boring.
When it comes to movies I can be pretty picky, and I'll complain about anything and everything that is done wrong.
Some of those guys that watch films and complain about them for a living are forgetting something: DVD menu system.
Those of the "Instant Gratification" era of horror films will no doubt complain about this film's pace and lack of gratuitous effects and body count.
To all the miserable people who have done everything from complain about the dialogue, the budget, the this and the that....who wants to hear it?
People all know it, they hum the theme song, they complain of living with a sloppy "Oscar" or a fastidious "Felix"...but they're under-selling the film without knowing it.
People tend to complain about the number of films being made about mentally disabled people.
They make movies for the watchers, not the people that have nothing better to do then complain in their lives.
There is indeed much to complain about this movie version of Molnar's mystical play --Farrell looks good in his title role, but his line readings, frankly, stink.
In the third part there are some illogical flaws and I complain a bit about Charlton Heston.
Don't complain too much though, remember that 90% of ALL films is phony anyway, so just relax and enjoy the damned thing with a big bowl of popcorn, some cold beer, and a fresh pack of smokes...a sexy and willing girlfriend/wife isn't out of line either...lol.
Then he has the nerve to complain about the bill!
Many of these other viewers complain that the story line has already been attempted.
If there's anything to complain about, perhaps, is the predictability of the situations herein; by the first hour of the movie you KNOW Kevin bacon will make the jump from being weird and eccentric to being a homicidal lunatic in the end.
Though the sailors may complain in chorus about the monotony of the ocean, it seems that their oceanic duties are completely non-existent, and somehow Fred Astaire finds enough free time during the day to offer dancing classes to a fleet of would-be romantics.
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