And some say the suit also threatens to deepen ethnic and religious differences and resentments in a polyglot community with a tender social cohesion.
PARIS — Like a ghastly family dispute in which relatives dredge up long-buried grievances, Greece's debt crisis is driving Europeans to exhume old fears and resentments in a bitter debate about the future of their common currency.
In 1994, the critic Michael Coveney, writing in The Observer in London about the play "The Mai," said that its author "articulates deep-seated woes and resentments in a manner you rarely find outside Eugene O'Neill".
She writes for an ensemble of equals — there are almost no minor roles — and the volatile mixture of wit and resentment in a tight structure ignites with a spark.
But in doing so, Mr. Trump has also opened the door to assertions of white identity and resentment in a way not seen so broadly in American culture in over half a century, according to those who track patterns of racial tension and antagonism in American life.
Eventually, like the simmering pot left unattended, it will boil over and be far less easy to mop up than had you attended to your anger, frustration and resentment in a timely manner, well before things worsened.
When the attempt ends in failure, they have only one recourse - the grand, nihilistic gesture which concentrates their rage and resentment in an act that says "no" to everything - their parents, their stupid classmates, the girls who wouldn't have sex with them, the president, Julia Roberts and everyone living or dead.
His first novel, The Poor Man and the Lady (now lost), was rejected by publishers because it exposed too readily – and too radically – the author's own class insecurities and resentments in its treatment of a star-crossed love affair between a young architect from a working-class background and a girl of higher status.
The two old rivals, who have been storing up bruises and cuts, grudges and resentments, in the decade and a half of this sport in the Olympics, staged a classic game, as good as sport gets.
The clashes on Wednesday, along with four years of acrimonious political combat, have exposed rifts and resentments in Thailand that have smoldered under a surface of smiles and a virtue the Thais call "cool heart".
The recommendation not to proceed with a court-martial is likely to trigger anger and resentment in Japan, a crucial American military ally in the Far East.
