Sentence examples for and resentments in the from inspiring English sources

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.

#8 - Be Kind to Others There's no replacement for being kind to others, and there's no room for hatred, anger, and resentments in the workplace.

When laws are flouted, it breeds distrust in government and resentment in the social order.

She's singing well on this song, but the rage and resentment in the lyric are secondary features.

"The south is in a desperate situation right now and resentment in the north is growing, so it is clear there are tensions," Mr. Sabaileh said.

"Many farmers ended up moving into urban slums," Mr. Yazigi said, "and that led to a lot of stress and resentment in the cities".

The semi-detachment of some shadow cabinet ministers from the Miliband project is a source of constant tension and resentment in the upper echelons of the party.

In a hurried note, he said: "Increased distrust of US motives throughout the Islamic world … terrorists' motives and grievances reinforced … Anger and resentment in the Arab street.

If there isn't, even now, a lonely grad student in the Midwest, preparing to submit a paper entitled "Nichols(son): Paternalism and Resentment in the Director/Star Nexus," I want to know why.

In a speech delivered in Oxford, Miliband listed the Iraq war alongside the medieval Crusades and colonial-era division and subjugation of the Middle East as drivers of "bitterness, distrust and resentment" in the region.

Mr. Raines's comments came two days after The New York Daily News reported that The Times had declined to publish the two columns, a report that prompted critical commentary in the news media and resentment in the Times newsroom.