Sentence examples for a reason to resent from inspiring English sources

Give the British a reason to resent each other, and they will seize it with gusto.

If the choice is made for them, they will find a reason to resent it.

It doesn't help to have the threat of gangs giving those with no excuse a real reason to resent them.

Branch summed up Clinton's bottom line to Gore: "By God, Hillary had a helluva lot more reason to resent Clinton than Gore did, and yet she ran unabashedly on the Clinton-Gore record" for the Senate and won handily.

Robert W. Mann, an industry analyst, said airlines were making a mistake by giving passengers another reason to resent them, and by creating a new incentive for them to search harder for the lowest possible fare.

If a rich person is able — through perfectly legal use of tax breaks — to pay a very low tax rate, then the rest of us will have reason to resent the fact that those breaks exist.

He has ample reason to resent Karzai; he was forced from Karzai's cabinet a few years back in less than happy circumstances, only to have Karzai or his team try to steal the presidential election — unnecessarily, and thuggishly.

The right had reason to resent his independence.

Those who have done the hard yards have every reason to resent Neville's soft landing.

Mavericks fans, wherever they were from, had ample reason to resent the Heat.

Anonymous What better reason to resent someone than for bad manners?