Okay, sure, maybe there's a hint of sour grapes here, but really, please, just stop it already. |
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The views of the objectors are obviously tinged with disappointment but should not be dismissed as sour grapes. |
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The reality is she's articulate and she's composed, and apparently some people tonight have sour grapes. |
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But for me to go on about it would be to criticise the referee, and it might sound like sour grapes. |
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The ones who are honest have had to watch the cheats claiming medals and any complaint is made to look like sour grapes. |
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As you have always known, Canadians are sophisticated enough politically to see through the sour grapes of criticism. |
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However those behind the enterprise insist that it's just a case of sour grapes. |
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Is it just sour grapes because I'm poor as a church mouse and live half a planet away from all the action? |
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This is not just sour grapes from a woman with no interest in footy. |
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I have on occasion taken to sporting a similar moustache and – Boy! – do people make sour grapes faces at me. |
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Revolutionary works, when by chance they come t o hand, seem but the sour grapes of a few eccentrics. |
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Can anyone really believe that review is anything but sour grapes? |
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I have on occasion taken to sporting a similar mustache and Boy! do people make sour grapes faces at me. |
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As for his competitors' criticism, Charlton shoots it down as sour grapes. |
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One might say that maybe it was just sour grapes, but in October of 2002 this man was awarded a compensation package for wrongful dismissal. |
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There were no regrets, no complaints, not even a whiff of sour grapes. |
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This might be dismissed as so much sour grapes, but for our region's weak recent history when it comes to entrepreneurialism. |
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In Club France, at Old Billingsgate on Lower Thames Street, any sour grapes over Paris losing out to London in the last stage of the bid have been washed away on a tide of bon homie. |
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Mr President, moving on from the sour grapes you have just heard, I would like to say this measure represents a win-win situation for the EU because we are actually doing something practical for our consumers. |
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Good grapes was the yield I expected, why did it yield only sour grapes? |
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He expected it to yield grapes, but sour grapes were all that it gave. |
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Gossip that comes through the grapevine is usually sour grapes. |
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The member obviously still has sour grapes about the fact that the Liberals could not get their act together to continue to make a minority government work and to deal with other problems that the NDP identified. |
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I know they are suffering from sour grapes and NDP envy. |
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I think his comments about that new car are just sour grapes because he can't afford it. |
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And they either get a case of sour grapes or they get on the train. |
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He attributes the moniker to sour grapes and professional jealousy. |
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