This hour, during which she paid attention to me and I didn't pay attention to her, wasn't going to be entered in a ledger where she could accumulate resentment toward me over the years.
"Moses" is a weary book, heavy with accumulated resentments.
Talk therapy may be needed to unpack years of accumulated resentments.
Add to that the media stereotyping of Asians as humble, polite, bowing-and-scraping servants and you have a full arsenal of accumulated resentments ripe for comic detonation.
In their bickering chitchat, years of accumulated resentments and petty grievances well up, along with a collective sense of family obligation and what passes for love.
As the eight suspects, played by Danielle Darrieux, Catherine Deneuve, Isabelle Huppert, Virginie Ledoyen, Ludivine Sagnier, Fanny Ardant, Emmanuelle Béart and Firmine Richard reveal possible motives, the accumulated resentments make for a plot that suggests a housebound "Murder on the Orient Express," with a facetious lesbian subtext.
He had all the accumulated resentments of a man of his time and place, who had lived through the Great Depression and fought in World War II, and who strived to fulfill the dreams of his immigrant parents and outpace anyone he regarded as a rival or a colleague.
First is the accumulated resentment of past battles.
Beneath the accumulated resentment, contempt and alienation, it seems that love will hold things together.
Given the accumulated resentment of "nosism" (using we for I, from the Latin pronoun nos), it's little wonder that modern literary writers have rarely tried to write narratives in the first-person plural.
