complain

It is pure metaphysics, he complains, that has lost contact with empirical reality.

The venerable Bill Thurston was known to complain about the perversity which, by the end of his career, had produced Thurston’s theorem, which says that Thurston maps are Thurston-equivalent to polynomials, unless they have Thurston obstructions.

And it might be what Islamists complain about while sitting in their caves.

I could complain about how, two out of eight episodes in, Agent Carter is in no hurry to introduce its real villain.

On the one hand, residents of these neighborhoods complain of over-policing.

When they complain that there is no future for them here,” she confides after a long pause, “I worry they are right.

“His wife went for the visit and suddenly started to complain about the cuts,” Guadalupe told The Daily Beast.

Only in the pursuit of agriculture can the black man not complain that he is discriminated against on account of his color.

Teachers often complain that they can never induce some of their pupils to ask questions on their tasks.

He could not complain of the neglect of mankind, or of the ingratitude of those he served.

After a few days of excessive nervousness the most timorous among the women were heard to complain of the monotony of existence!

Having at last regained the Emperor's favour, the Marshal had never again to complain of lack of employment.