Sentence examples for a resentment in from inspiring English sources

Like Blair before him, Cameron has reduced the act of government to a sort of murmuring grudge, a resentment, in which politicians continually tell the surly people that we lack the necessary virtues for survival in the modern world.

There is a lot of pride and a little resentment in his voice when he talks about such things.

Hesam's activism was part of a public resentment in the country, which led to a revolution after the presidential election of 2009.

But there is a surging resentment in creditor and debtor countries, and the risk of collapse.

Honestly, that and the Clinton's close ties to the huge, monopolized, multi-national agri-corporations built a huge resentment in me.

It gave birth to a bitter resentment in the humiliated soul of Russia, and no one nursed the grudge so fiercely as Vladimir V. Putin.

There are times when you read an article that's nothing more than a screed, a scream of resentment, in this case on behalf of a man who has slid into irrelevancy.

The fire struck a vein of resentment in a nation long used to enduring without complaint, yet increasingly frustrated by what Tahseen Bashir, a former diplomat, called "a parade of mediocrity" among senior officials.

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.

"This is a resentment of globalization in that form," Bishop Griswold said.

Or, as a former associate of Murdoch's puts it, they share a "resentment of people in power who didn't build it themselves".