“On the positive side, you apparently got paid to write this long, tedious complaint, and it probably took you hardly any time at all.”

“These short hairlines and long serifs made printed work look gray, feeble and indistinct, about which there was loud complaint from readers.”

“Back pain is a complaint often associated with the squat exercise.”

“He himself would have been personally acquainted with the complainant and in that respect lacked independence.”

“He believed the complainant, disbelieved the appellant saying his evidence did not raise a reasonable doubt.”

“In other words, are there any constraints to apply to the examination of the complainant in the later case.”

“The complainee might not understand the utterance if he or she does not at the same time interpret the complaint as a request to buy. ”

“Although the complainee may hire legal counsel, the complainee is expected to respond personally to requests for information from the committee. ”

“The complainee acknowledged his unethical behavior, giving what he considered to be extenuating circumstances for such behavior.”

“The complainer at the office always had something negative to say about the smallest matters, often creating unnecessary tension among colleagues.”

“The complainer in our office constantly gripes about the temperature being too chilly or the coffee not being strong enough.”

“In fact, he became the worst crank and complainer I have ever seen even to the point of letting his temper erupt in public.”

“His coworkers disliked working with him because of his constant complaining and negative attitude.”

“The jury had seen the three complainants in the witness box for an extensive period.”

“Most people have been mollified but there are still a few complainants left.”

“Secondly, it mediates disputes, striving to reach friendly settlements between complainants and governments.”

“Some people are just complainers... she's the type to blow her lid if her husband leaves the toilet seat up.”

“The flock of chiders, complainers, carpers, cavilers, and castigators makes it harder and harder to get an optimistic note in edgewise.”

“Lots of perfectly nice people vote Tory, I am sure, alongside the ranks of the pop-eyed complainers and mouldy-dough patriots.”

“Most of the complaints are that the services provided in some low-end toilets do not match the fees charged.”

“She strode pas the long line, to grumbles and complaints from the waiting queue.”

“There were no thanks in the letter from him, just complaints and accusations.”