Sentence examples for bit of resentment from inspiring English sources

"Maybe there is a bit of resentment over the years," he said.

"I sense that there is quite a bit of resentment from some faculty members," he said.

But if there is even the slightest bit of resentment or bitterness, you can't see or sense it.

"With every phase you go through as a teenager, you have a little bit of resentment for whoever you were before," she said later.

Even so, the cars are expensive for Russians, especially those outside the capital, which seems to have caused a bit of resentment.

There's usually an overspill bag, a handbag and a carrier, for which I have, with a bit of resentment, paid 5p.

As I trudged along, my hope gave way to despair and no small bit of bewildered resentment toward the endless cast that participated in this pathetic wreck of a project.

But I also wonder if there isn't at least a small bit of legitimate resentment over the lack of invitation atheists have sometimes received from interfaith communities.

I asked, "Why do you think he started acting differently towards you?" Owens replies, "the city, you know, welcomed me with open arms....And I think that was a little bit of a resentment maybe".

"Statistics show that it ends up being money and then chores and everything, but what it really ends up being is couples get mad or angry at each other and they let a little bit of anger and resentment grow," he said.

I am a sensitive soul and it may be puerile, but as I wait for my whatever-breakfast-sandwich to heat up in the huge contraption the numbness lifts a bit and I feel a bit of anger, disappointment, and resentment about the situation.