Sentence examples for about the resentment from inspiring English sources

But when I asked about the resentment of his former comrades, he simply referred me back to his memoirs.

Others worry about the resentment of those falling behind, and the larger social effects of efforts by the losers to keep up.

He writes about the resentment younger writers may feel toward "the gray-haired scribes" who "continue to take up space and consume the oxygen in the increasingly small room of the print world".

As minister for Wales he helped to elect Mr Blair's candidate as party leader, but was also one of the first ministers to give warning in public about the resentment of Labour's core voters.

What does talk about a future, scaled-back role for the military say about the resentment that seethes and multiplies when whole villages of peasants are forced from their homes by one side or the other?

The attacks by four British Muslims, killing 52 travelers on the bus and subway system, opened a passionate discussion both about what Muslim leaders depicted as a deep sense of alienation among some young Muslims and about the resentment of those complaints among some Britons.

She spoke about the rising Latino population in the state and the country, about the resentments and fears this engendered, and about the effect this might have, no matter how unconscious, on physicians' approaches to caring for Latino patients, on their regard for Latino lives.

But Campbell is clear-eyed about the roots of the problem, and her diagnosis cuts through a lot of the armchair debate about where the resentment that underpins rightwing insurgency comes from.

It's about leaving aside the resentment and self-inflicted berating that comes with remembering.

Still, the advantages that union workers enjoy when it comes to pay and benefits are nothing new, while the resentment about these things is.

Adams is not wrong about the bitter resentment of his former comrades.