| She had a sense of aggrievement and a feeling of added loneliness as she sat down to her solitary lunch. |
| In the book, Toobin portrays him as brilliant but also monstrous, a strategist who could work racial aggrievement into a plate of cookies. |
| As a candidate, he is placing a bet that there's much more aggrievement around in the lone superpower than most people think. |
| He also displayed many of his grandfather's traits: the passion, the certainty, and the sense of aggrievement. |
| This played into my own sense of aggrievement and the chip I carried on my shoulder. |
| But I think it's acceptable for people to display their passion and enthusiasm and aggrievement from time to time in the sport. |
