Sentence examples for a sort of resentment from inspiring English sources
There is, I think, a tension between the compulsion to say something and a sort of resentment at the futility of doing so, of adding to the trending topic of mortality.
Yet upon further reflection, he explained that he must "have [had] a sort of resentment for what you have to put down for governments, banks".
Observant, thoughtful and self-aware, she succeeds in offering up very personal, equally prescient stories about identity as a biracial, black-identifying woman without intoning any sort of resentment or snark.
This creates a sort of permanent resentment machine, a renewable fuel source for class warfare of the rich against the poor.And so we switch smoothly from one tax two-step to another.
I am discouraged, lazy, and feeling a sort of irrational resentment of BBQ equipment.
His view of the subprime mortgage crisis seemed to reflect a sort of inverse class resentment.
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.
Yeah, they're all sort of valid, but they all come from a place of bewildered resentment, a sort of baffled "yeah, but Europe is so lovely why would you chose Nigel Farage over vol-au-vents?" The post-EU conversation in Britain currently feels like this: It's Friday night and you're going out, but you've only got two options open to you.
If you even go back to read Joyce Carole Oates's 1970 novel, Them, which is covering a lower-middle-class white family in Detroit, which does feel that sort of resentment about what's going on in racial politics and feels very disassociated from it.
The need to salve this sort of resentment and maintain social solidarity is the best justification for the government's rich-bashing.
