Sentence examples for Nurse a resentment from inspiring English sources
Argentina went on to lift the Cup, beating West Germany 3-2; England went on to nurse a resentment they hold to this day.
She had grown up nursing "a silent resentment, brewing inside".
The man is unemployed, addicted to sniffing petrol and solvents, and nurses a grumbling resentment that his brother won't let him play guitar in their band; the young woman lives with her grandmother and helps her produce the folk art canvases which an exploitative white dealer buys and sells at a chi-chi city gallery for a colossal markup.
Paul has been coaxed into running by election supervisor Jim McAllister Matthew Broderickk), a civics teacher nursing a deep resentment towards Tracy since her affair with Jim's best friend and fellow teacher cost the man his job and family.
A genuine civil war is being fought in Russia between productive people aspiring to a better life (in the Western sense of the word) and others who nurse an ideology of resentment for the loss of Russia's superpower status, or even an affection for the days of Stalin.
But only the ever-inventive Ms. Hecht, whose intensely embittered Louise nurses her resentment like a beloved infant, comes close to creating a viable character.
They prefer to nurse their resentment with superstition, and they would rather feel superior than win.
"I started to build up a resentment.
"There is a resentment level to that".
There is, naturally, in all countries a resentment of dictatorship.
Such prickly negotiations flashed Whedon back to his earliest experiences in Hollywood -- and left him nursing a very Mal-like resentment against the strictures of Fox, his own personal Alliance.
