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Complaining in sentence

253 examples of Complaining in a sentence

I'm not complaining.
It's oppressive, claustrophobic and intolerably whiny, filled with unpleasant people complaining about their boring problems.
I especially liked the ending where she was complaining about her hair on the final night.
Anyone who complains about this would be the same person complaining about the guy in the rubber godzilla suit.
Not that I'm complaining but this film today really only has nostalgic value in that it does show how life, especially in California was back then.
I don't get what everyone is complaining about.
The planet contains a population of relatively disillusioned human beings who, when not complaining or uni-bike racing, raise armies to try and control the planet.
Commentators are complaining that the husband is fantasizing about an idealized wife, but we actually don't have to settle for poor quality relationships.
some people on IMDb were complaining that it was slow, which it was, but don't take that to mean that the film is bad. the movie is just more of a drama film than action at times.
The closest we come is a scene with a truly nasty TV-watching twit complaining about his wife who's taken out by "the beast", well in that scene I felt it was doing me public service.
I wish everybody would stop complaining about how they can't find a decent guy or girl out there, when they really need to examine themselves first to see if they are even "decent" and ready for a real relationship.
No one is complaining.
Back in 2015, the noted environmentalist Bill McKibben concluded that the accord did just enough “to keep both environmentalists and the fossil fuel industry from complaining too much.”
The Naira has lost 30% its value, manufacturers are complaining about rising import prices for raw material, and unemployment, particularly among recent graduates, is at an all-time high.
For a while, Russia backed international law, rightly complaining that the US and NATO were violating international law in Kosovo, Iraq, Syria, and Libya.
True, everybody is complaining about America’s speculative bubble, and they are right to do so.
Others are fighting on – calling an extraordinary shareholders meeting, complaining to Government, possibly suing.
What is clear is that Chinese entrepreneurs and investors – who have been complaining for years about the heavy tax burden in China – are far more inclined to agree with the World Bank than more favorable comparisons and indices.
In terms of external economic policy, European policymakers have done very little in response to the wholesale changes now underway in the world economy – beyond complaining about Chinese imports and Russia’s aggressive use of its commodities, and, most recently, becoming embarrassingly obsessed with so-called Sovereign Wealth Funds.
Of those who said they wouldn’t be voting in this year’s European elections, 64% cited “lack of information” as the reason, with 62% complaining that their vote “wouldn’t change anything.”
Moreover, Muslim politicians gain popularity by siding with Islamic conservatives while their Christian rivals score political points by complaining about Sharia's extreme aspects.
Instead of just complaining, I recently decided to create HICCup, the Health Intervention Coordinating Council, a self-appointed counseling service aimed at persuading local institutions to embrace a long-term perspective and launch a full-scale intervention in their communities.
The US Treasury was complaining yet again about the Chinese currency, which had depreciated by 2.4% against the dollar in the first half of 2014, after having appreciated by 37% over the previous eight and a half years.
Instead of complaining about its actions, emerging-country policymakers should be devising strategies for offsetting the spillover effects on their own economies.
At a time when everyone seems to be complaining about inequality, wealth is, at the global level, more broadly distributed than ever.
It is not surprising that national policymakers (and media) in major Anglophone countries are complaining about the German surplus.
The driver, after complaining about the competition from Uber (a familiar refrain from London taxi drivers, too), went on to denounce the world and everything in it.
The major ratings agencies are increasingly complaining about the country’s lack of a growth strategy and its outsize budget deficits.
So far, the Fed’s policies under its new chairman, Jerome Powell, have been spot on; but that hasn’t stopped Trump from publicly complaining that interest rates are rising too rapidly.
Predictably, some US industrial lobbies are again complaining that Japan is manipulating its currency, even though the yen’s real depreciation since 2012 has merely reversed the preceding growth-killing real appreciation.
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