He acknowledged the resentment held by his teammates.
It was a soaring address that acknowledged white resentment and urged national unity.
He acknowledged that resentment of drone strikes creates new enemies but said other forms of warfare would too.
David Marley, 46, a plumber who has lived in Show Low for eight years, acknowledged mutual resentment, but suggested it was stronger on the part of the Apaches.
While working with Beman, Pond was an ardent supporter of the Pullman planned community, he later acknowledged the resentment of Pullman residents that the town was anachronistic and represented some form of medieval barony.
Rather than acknowledging widespread resentment of the cosseted financial sector, he vigorously defended his former colleagues in the financial industry and the heavy-handed response of his police chief, Ray Kelly.
By 1994, Joyce is still reflecting on her failed romances (Gaeta among them), Gaeta regrets not being able to marry Joyce or protect Ana, and Ana finally acknowledges the resentment she felt over Joyce's presence in her father's life: "The more Ana thought about it, the more difficult it became to decide what would be worse — having to see them together, or having to be alone with Joyce..
And even if secession is an exceedingly long shot, backers say that at least the election has gotten the attention of people, including Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, and forced them to acknowledge the resentment simmering among rural residents.
There is more than a little paradox in this, some Woodsiders acknowledge, considering the resentment by some local Irish in the 70's, when "illegals" were all from south of the border.
And he acknowledges jealousy and resentment of Anne Waldman, a fellow poet and queen of the Kerouac roost, who disappeared with Mr. Dylan for a couple of days and refused to take off her Rolling Thunder whiteface makeup when she returned.
