Sentence examples similar to I begrudge that from inspiring English sources

No one likes to tell the world how awesome I am more than I do, and I'd never begrudge that same quality in someone else.

"On a personal note I'll be disappointed but if I am still doing what I do on the pitch to help the team win, I can't begrudge that". Akinfenwa, nicknamed 'The Beast' by Wimbledon supporters, has extra reason to score this season after asking fans to choose his celebration via an online vote.

I genuinely don't begrudge that: realising that our own brains can betray us so completely is a horrible concept to face, and humour becomes a way of taking control of those feelings.But looking for the humour in mental illness and insulting the mentally ill are different things.

"I don't think Americans out there would begrudge that notion that the president would spend some time with his family," Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, said.

What genuine sports fan can begrudge that?

Still it was hard to begrudge that fan base something to cheer about.

Hard to begrudge that, since the stock has climbed an average 19% a year since he took over.

When local spots shutter, communities mourn the loss of their beloved neighborhood café and begrudge that parts of their city are starting to look like a strip mall.

I am as proud of his heroism as I begrudge the circumstances that demanded it.

I also begrudge my local council losing millions in bad investments, and I begrudge every penny that has been spent on the outsourcing or market testing of any public service.

But I have always maintained that [the roles] I cannot do because of the way I'm made up, or because of the way I think, I don't begrudge that there is someone else who has no issues with that.