There is anger, resentment and complete frustration.
Stress feeds conflict — and conflict breeds anger, resentment, and unhappiness.
It would have been anger, resentment, instead of pleasantries.
On the other hand, we tend to scrutinize anger, resentment, happiness, and romantic love.
To the contrary, this breeds anger, resentment and obsession with politics, not faith.
Yet Edwards's rise could not have been achieved without moments of anger, resentment and humiliation.
That leads to anger, resentment and lower morale, which affect productivity, she said.
That catch produces many effects in LaVette's singing, including sadness, but also rawness, weariness, resignation, anger, resentment, contempt, and desperation.
In his daily life he was cheerful, his diaries, however, were full of dark thoughts, anger, resentment, and indecencies.
The emotions displayed by these people were particularly acute, representing the intersection of anger, resentment, embarrassment, hopelessness and fear.
For slavery carries with it deep anger, resentment, indignation and bitterness for some, embarrassment, humiliation and shame for others.
