Sentence examples for a growing resentment from inspiring English sources

"There's a growing resentment, particularly among the have-nots, toward the wealthy".

But there was a growing resentment, anger, that came to full flower in this election. . . .

Mr. Koizumi's tough talk tapped into a growing resentment and fear of a rising China among ordinary Japanese.

In many European capitals there is a growing resentment that is not specifically directed at the Conservatives.

"And what they've been feeling is a growing resentment that is only partially softened by their understanding of the situation.

The lack of jobs causes grumbling and breeds a growing resentment toward the luxurious trappings of the al-Saud princes.

As a result, Mary Jane financially supports the whole group, a cause of growing resentment on either side.

"What we realised after the massacre was that there had been a quiet and growing resentment from many men towards feminists, and for us, a huge price to pay for all that we had achieved".

"The Alamo is such an open wound among American Hispanics and comes at a time of growing resentment against immigrants that one has to wonder what they were thinking," said Isabel Valdés, a member of PepsiCo's Latino advisory board and the author of several books on marketing to Latinos.

A result is growing resentment among the peasants who were once the party's strongest supporters.

It was also a sign of growing resentment toward Microsoft, which was promoting its own new console, the Xbox One.