Sentence examples for a violent resentment from inspiring English sources

My second was a violent resentment at having to leave this world which, when all is said and done, suits me so well.

Critics have identified a violent resentment of his conservative, pro-Franco mother and innumerable Freudian complexes in Arrabal's plays, and his childlike characters both innocent and criminal, tender and sadistic, all existing within a Kafkaesque atmosphere afford these plays enormous individuality.

(The Weinstein Company, Blu-ray/DVD combo $34.99, DVD $26.98, R) WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN From the Scottish director Lynne Ramsay ("Ratcatcher"), the tale of a suburban mother (Tilda Swinton) whose psychopathic son seems to embody all of the violent resentment she feels about the course her life has taken.

In January 1920 he returned to Damascus, where he was unable to calm the violent resentment aroused by the news of French pretensions.

The vulnerability and sadness in Tatum's Mark turns to anger; Ruffalo's smart, professional Dave is clenched with shame at becoming a serf on the Du Pont estate; and Carell's pathetic delusions of leadership coagulate into violent resentment.

"We don't owe [money] to anyone, bring back what's stolen," was one of the chants that could be heard in Athens, echoing the violent resentment of many Greeks against politicians and their purported embroilment in tax evasion and corruption scandals.

But he then went on to praise Trump, whose list of nearly violent resentments ― against Muslims, Mexicans, "eating machine" women and others ― is almost too long to summarize.

Nobody likes to lose, but this particular mindset is umbrage-gone-to-seed, a form of deep-seated resentment that produces contempt of a violent nature.

Third, to breed resentment towards refugees, and to provoke a violent response among those they attack.

As she puts it: "Almost every secularising reform…would begin with an aggressive assault on religious institutions, which would inspire resentment, anomie, distress and, in some cases, a violent riposte .Ms Armstrong denounces authoritarian secularism with eloquent passion.

Resentment on both sides will build and reinforce itself until a violent incident break outs into the open.