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Meanings of personal grievance in English

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Usage of personal grievance in English
1
Appeal and fear were in it, and a sense of personal grievance.
The Forsyte Saga, Volume I. / The Man Of Property
2
This was heightened, too, by a rapidly developed sense of personal grievance.
Mary Wollaston
3
A man regards a woman's lack of complexion as a personal grievance.
The Californians
4
They can take a personal grievance and claim the lost wages, he said.
Radio NZ
5
I want you to understand that I have a personal grievance against you.
The Port of Missing Men
6
It found Mr Nath was unjustifiably dismissed and did have a personal grievance.
Radio NZ
7
All that she needed now was a personal grievance, which Agnes casually supplied.
The Longest Journey
8
The authority will consider her personal grievance for unjustified dismissal and her bullying claims.
Radio NZ
9
It was the first she had heard of Faith's personal grievance against the company.
For Gold or Soul? The Story of a Great Department Store
10
No personal grievance, no doubt of complete love assailed her.
A Spirit in Prison
11
Someone with an apolitical, deep-seated, personal grievance against Lord Mountbatten.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
12
They chose to regard mother's illness as a personal grievance.
Half a Century
13
This was just two heartbroken, damaged guys slugging it out over a personal grievance.
The Slab
14
Gary Lineker added: I see Mr Strauss has allowed personal grievance to influence his decisions.
The Guardian
15
I asked, with a certain feeling of personal grievance.
Roads of Destiny
16
The personal grievance process is an absolute nightmare.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Personal grievance through the time
Personal grievance across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common