Sentence examples for because she resents from inspiring English sources

FATHER: Because she resents the fact that she cannot legally marry her son, the doctor.

Clutching her walking stick, Mrs. Bishop, 85, says she would never move into a nursing home because she resents "people knowing exactly where I am all the time".

Slightly more irksome are the frequent references to Dunham, not because she resents her – Akhavan, in fact, plays a recurring character in the fourth series of Girls – but because of the insinuations.

She is opposed to a ban because she resents men telling women how to dress.

She said she made her disclosure now because she felt compelled to make her published diaries truthful and because she resented the fact that Mr. Major had not even mentioned her name in his own book, "John Major: The Autobiography" (HarperCollins, 1999).

She has spoken out, she said, because newspaper descriptions made her family easily identifiable in their town of 640 and because she resented the way state officials described parents like her as irresponsibly "abandoning" their children.

Julie Dwyer, 19, tried heroin as a 16-year-old in Bayport, N.Y., because, she said, she resented the more popular crowd in school.

The story begins with a recollection of a near-primal scene: a woman recalls spying on her older teenage sister -- whom she resents because she's their father's favorite -- having sex with a boyfriend in the living room: "I watched my sister's hands on his back, gripping the cheap fabric of his shirt, and my own hands I know were clenched, tight against my legs.

The less generous might alternatively suggest that Bessie was perhaps metaphorically torn in two – pride in her daughter suppressed because she unconsciously resented that Eve could make the most of opportunities that she herself had been denied or refused to allow herself to even contemplate.

And Elizabeth — I know she resents me, perhaps because there is nothing I can do to make her happy.

So when Wilson says she resents the Kardashians because they represent everything she's against, since they're "not famous for talent," of course those remarks catch on like wildfire.