Sentence examples for a strong resentment from inspiring English sources

The Syrian occupation of Lebanon left many of Tripoli's Sunni residents with a strong resentment of the Assad regime.

Many among Tripoli's large Sunni population harbored a strong resentment toward the Syrian government after Syrian troops occupied parts of Lebanon from 1976 to 2005.

He rebelled, was interrogated by police and expelled from school, giving him what he described as a "strong resentment toward white authority".

The notebooks also show that for Heidegger, antisemitism overlapped with a strong resentment of American and English culture, all of which he saw as drivers of what he called Machenschaft, variously translated as "machination" or "manipulative domination".

But law enforcement officials said that Mr. Manco and Mr. Sasso were friends and that Mr. Sasso, the grandson of a Gambino family associate, Bobby Sasso, harbored a strong resentment toward Mr. Lamburini over his firing, several weeks before the shooting.

Poorly managed evacuations tend to lead to a strong resentment of government which, in turn, decreases the ability of emergency management organisations to act effectively in the future (MCDEM 2008).

Would saying something fall on deaf ears and then a stronger resentment prevail between the two of you?

Further, the Embassy cited "the bitter memory" of the Opium trade of the 19th century as a reason for the "strong resentment" felt by the Chinese public to drug traffickers and foreign (especially British) interference.

That provoked strong resentment from a number of investment bankers who were opposed to Mr. Purcell.

The Farc's proximity to Chávez drew strong resentment from many Colombians who resented Chavez's influence over the Farc.

Such a discriminatory social policy was eventually bound to arouse strong resentment.