Sentence examples for Repressed resentment from inspiring English sources
All the better if the relationship is fraught with repressed resentment and rivalry.
What they fear is the return of the repressed, the rage and resentment of the black majority who were excluded and humiliated during the apartheid years.
Milland's investigation of the paranormal becomes a sort of psychotherapy, uncovering repressed desires and buried resentments.
He failed to point out that unhappy families actually tend to be unhappy in similar ways -- betrayals, secrets, illnesses, mendacity, deaths, internecine manipulations, power struggles, jealousies, repressed or blatantly open resentments and the occasional shared joy.
For years, the couple got on well enough, repressing layers of resentment and secrets — among them, the fact that Elizabeth was raped when she was twenty by her K.G.B. trainer.
3 But the agitation at Rome was still smouldering, and at the same time a certain respect for Galba's presence blunted and delayed the spirit of revolution, and the absence of any manifest occasion for a change repressed and kept under cover, somehow or other, the resentment of the soldiers.
Experts trace the roots of Austria's dissent as far back as the Reformation, which swept across Austrian territories only to be brutally repressed by the Habsburgs under the Counter-Reformation, turning the country Catholic again but leaving lingering resentment and distrust of church hierarchy and diktats.
The government forcefully repressed a popular uprising last year, and the conflict has settled into a stalemate, transforming what had been one of the region's most politically vibrant societies into an incubator of resentment and sectarian rifts.
Even religion was repressed".
