Sentence examples for a feeling of resentment from inspiring English sources

The Arab consensus on Mr. Bashir has partly been attributed to a feeling of resentment in a region that is still sensitive to what it views as Western colonial arrogance.

But although the UK united in the end against the poll tax, the "grotesque" education "apartheid", as it was dubbed by the Daily Mail last week, is leading not to a unity against the tuition fee rises in England, but instead seems to be fostering a feeling of resentment towards the Welsh and Scots and their decision-making.

But they need to tread carefully here as they may foster a feeling of resentment from the consumer, the opposite of what they would like to achieve.

He harbours a feeling of resentment and indifference towards his stepfather.

It creates a feeling of resentment followed by a sense of betrayal.

However, envy that fosters a feeling of resentment can only bring pain and destruction.

It is not for me to take away from them any feeling of resentment they have towards the former Prime Minister.

Some of the grievances against the regime in the east are economic, a deep feeling of resentment at losing out on a share of oil wealth which has resulted in underdevelopment.

The fears of collapse that were present early this year have faded away, and been replaced by a general feeling of resentment.

It seems much more likely that they were expressing a general feeling of resentment towards the European project and its remoteness.

And while there is no standard model, there is nonetheless something about growing up in a vicarage that is bound to shape the way you see the world – not least a peculiar feeling of resentment that half the community call him "father" when he is your father, not theirs.