Ingratitude

I was better after I had cried, than before-more sorry, more aware of my own ingratitude, more gentle”.

This is serious ingratitude because I made efforts to get witnesses, and she knows.

If you dare complain or express any hint of ingratitude, this is what you'd hear.

It is absolutely wrong for them to accuse the girl’s parents of ingratitude when in actual fact they are victims of government’s ineptitude and insensitivity.

The former governor said that God cannot come down to help people, but would use somebody to accomplish that, condemning ingratitude in the lives of some individuals.

The sin of ingratitude is on top of that list.

Cleopas, who also commented on another defected member, Hon. Stephen Diver, described his defection as shameless display of ingratitude to a government and party that have sustained him over the years.

However, if our first conscious thoughts each day involve turning immediately to God in praise, wonder and gratitude, it is quite possible that our day will not be so marked by grumbling, ingratitude and sin.

Trump said he knows such outreach to Russia may not be “politically correct,” and he appeared to dismiss G-7 members’ anger and hurt feelings over what they call unfair trade barriers and ingratitude from Washington.

Biographer John R. Alden contends Washington offered "fulsome and insincere flattery to British generals in vain attempts to win great favor" and on occasion showed youthful arrogance, as well as jealousy and ingratitude in the midst of impatience.

Breach of this law is called ingratitude.

Gekko physically assaults Bud as he berates him for his role with Bluestar and accuses him of ingratitude for several of their illicit trades.

Ingratitude by adopted children was severely frowned on by the law: if the adopted child of a prostitute abandoned his foster parents and returned to his biological father's house, his eye was torn out.

Its hero is the Pied Piper of Hamelin who saves a town from hordes of rats and then leads the town's children away too, in retribution for the citizens' ingratitude.

Jack was angered by their perceived ingratitude, who evidently showed more independence than film actors, deepening his contempt for the new medium.

Legge argued that Richard's "greatness of soul" was eventually "warped and dwarfed" by the ingratitude of others.

That afternoon Churchill's doctor Lord Moran commiserated with him on the "ingratitude" of the British public, to which Churchill replied "I wouldn't call it that.