As I studied the brochures I began to develop a profound resentment against Gauguin, that he had come to Hiva Oa and not idyllic Bora Bora, for example.
W. Richard West, a Southern Cheyenne who is director of the National Museum of the American Indian here, wrote in this show's catalog, "A native person is challenged, I think, not to feel on some level a profound resentment toward Catlin; his obsession with depicting Indians has an extremely invasive undertone to it".
He made that claim in a state where many Hispanic voters still feel profound resentment over the harsh tone of Republicans' successful quest several years ago to pass Proposition 187, which sought to deny public services to the children of illegal immigrants.
That disappointment easily metastasizes into profound resentment, which no amount of success can dislodge.
On the hustings, he proved to be a superb orator; when he finally entered the House of Commons, he became its absolute master despite profound resentment from both sides of the house - his own perhaps even more fiercely than the other.
It was in Kandahar, where Bin Laden and the Taliban leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, had the most influence, that reactions were most complex, reflecting profound resentment of both Pakistan and the United States.
"I feel profound resentment and am speechless when I think of what happened to the victim of this despicable crime," he told a joint news conference, adding that he had warned Obama that the planned realignment of US forces on Okinawa would be difficult to complete without the trust of the island's residents.
Among many of the city's poorer residents, there is profound resentment at the authorities.
Yet Braveheart had a profound effect on many of my friends, who developed a sudden, intense resentment of "The English" and still, to this day, unapologetically cite it as an influence on their politics.
A profound stillness descends.
