Sentence examples for a resentment of from inspiring English sources

You have a sclerotic political system and a resentment of elites.

Even today there's a resentment of what you call mature and I call old people.

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

Perhaps the hatred is born out of a resentment of western success and Muslim failure.

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

Critics reviewed the budgets and the gossip rather than the movies, and the psychology of their repudiation is tied to a resentment of the ostensible arrogance of directors.

Asked whether he expected any resentment of an outsider from the Paris Opera Ballet dancers, Mr. Millepied answered simply.

It could also provoke a backlash against globalisation and a general resentment of westerners.

I continued to overcompensate because I think, in a way, I had developed a serious resentment of Korean culture.

And the threat of a devastating antiglobalization backlash set off by a widespread resentment of "northern" trade practices is enormous.

A love of Rick and Morty and a quiet resentment of the female sex?