Trump is tapping into some of the nation's most aggrieved and angry sexist resentments, just as he is tapping into some of its most aggrieved and angry racist resentments.
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At this stage, it is hard to tell which side feels most aggrieved.
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Most aggrieved, perhaps, was Mikhail Ignatov, a police officer who arrested Voronenkov on fraud charges.
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Better-off young people, who might otherwise lean towards the Tories, are most aggrieved about housing.
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In the United States, the most aggrieved may be white, working-class men who feel left behind.
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Nearly half came from whites without college degrees, the Americans feeling most aggrieved by recent economic and cultural trends.
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"On behalf of my daughters who felt most aggrieved but all of us, thank you," the actress captioned the recent video.
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That has gained him fervent support among voters who feel most aggrieved by America's changing demography, particularly white voters without college educations.
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And it's the last name on that list who will be most aggrieved, not only because he was not chosen but also because Thunberg, well, was.
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Better-off young people, who might otherwise lean towards the Tories, are most aggrieved about housing, according to Torsten Bell from the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank.
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While Ja Rule was the "public face" of the ordeal, the sources who spoke to the New York Times feel most aggrieved with the Fyre Media's owner, Billy McFarland.
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Most aggrieved are the people who bought the OnePlus 33 most recently, feeling somehow cheated by the rapid replacement of their shiny new thing with a shinier new thing.
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Because the constituency that felt most aggrieved that they were having rights taken were probably the natural supportive base of the conservative end of politics rather than the progressive end.
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But all the data and statistics you can muster aren't going to stop the most aggrieved Kansas City fans on message boards, Twitter and talk radio from seeing darker forces at work.
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If they do get it right, it can dramatically improve the lives of the people who feel most aggrieved about globalization and the state of the economy — the same people who voted for Trump.
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Mr. Trump's rejection of traditional Republican stances on trade and immigration helped him win the presidential nomination by building a powerful base among blue-collar white voters who feel most aggrieved by economic and cultural change.
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The big picture: The episodic drama is almost impossible to cover accurately, because the views reflected in the press often depend partly on which characters in the drama are most aggrieved at the moment, and which faction they belong to.
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But to the extent that it is animated by economics, he offers a detailed to-do list designed to improve the conditions of those who feel most aggrieved, focusing on boosting productivity growth, countering rising inequality, and improving job opportunities and Americans' financial resilience.
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Among the attendees were Pakistan players and dignitaries, including Inzamam-ul-Haq, who was quoted as saying, "After Woolmer's family, the Pakistan team was the most aggrieved by his death."Memorial service for Woolmer held in Lahore: Cricinfo.com Retrieved 7 April 2007.
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Retrieved 7 April 2007. A memorial service was held in Sacred Heart Church, Lahore, for Bob Woolmer on 1 April 2007. Among the attendees were Pakistan players and dignitaries, including Inzamam-ul-Haq, who was quoted as saying, "After Woolmer's family, the Pakistan team was the most aggrieved by his death."Memorial service for Woolmer held in Lahore : ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 7 April 2007. After the World Cup ended, serious doubts were raised about the investigation, with increasing speculation that Woolmer died of natural causes. This has now been accepted as fact, and the case has been closed.Doubts grow over pathologist's findings . ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 21 May 2007.
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"Revisiting the Past to Transform the Future: Children of Holocaust Survivors, Children of Nazis Meet" Psychiatric Times, June, 1993 The findings from the meetings showed that the cycle of hatred could be transformed if both parties were willing to put aside the notion they were the most aggrieved and were prepared to see the other side."From Generation to Generation: Mona Weissmark was a leader in bringing together members of groups locked in age-old conflicts" The Jerusalem Report, Books section, December 13, 2004."Generational Healing: A daughter of Holocaust survivors comes to terms with past for the sake of the future." Chicago Tribune, Womannews section, February 18, 2004.
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