Sentence examples similar to a slight resentment from inspiring English sources
It's interesting, isn't it, that slight resentment of the returning exile.
I think there was slight resentment among some of the men.
Maybe that slight resentment contributed to our excitement when Zajn the Arabian stallion revolted.
So, its that moment of slight resentment that the other person refuses to figure out, and you don't want to spell it out, so you indulge them with half-truths or little lies because they don't listen to you when you try to tell them what's wrong.
Be prepared for a little resentment.
Ms. Cosentino is a tidy, sharp writer, working from a place of disappointment with a slight underbelly of resentment, never wasting a syllable.
Any factor in that marriage that could cause even the slightest resentment or disliking toward the other person is bound to make one partner, and inevitably both, unhappy at a certain level.
How much we then learn about Emilio - his sweetness and self-knowledge as well as his blindness and conceit - in the deceptively simple words describing his response: "He was very touched at hearing her allude to his egotism without the slightest resentment".
With turnout likely to be low, Republicans motivated, and polls showing a toss-up or even a slight Brown lead, it would be a tragedy if he slipped in on resentment backlash, and the demoralization of progressive voters and volunteers.
Additionally there may be an underlying resentment to participate in and provide evidence for appraisal, which may be seen by them as a slight on the professionalism of GPs individually and as a group [ 9, 10].
