Sentence examples for brewing resentment from inspiring English sources

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ISTANBUL — When I first started covering Turkey in the early 1990s, my foreign colleagues and I were sometimes mocked for referring to the brewing resentment in southeastern Turkey as "the Kurdish problem".

Japan's representative, Yukio Satoh, said in an interview that in a recent meeting in Tokyo with about 50 members of the Japanese Parliament he sensed brewing resentment over Japan's bill.

There was also concern in the music industry that just such an outcome — with a white woman defeating a black woman in all top awards — would feed a brewing resentment that the Grammys too often fail to recognize minority artists in the top categories.

Furthermore, the law of unintended consequences being what it is, we're sure that not even Amazon will anticipate all of the effects of higher wages — one story that followed close on the heels of the announcement described brewing resentment among incumbent Amazon workers that newbies would get the same high wage as more senior employees.

It is about who sets those rules and about brewing resentments among winners and losers.

But an American military government, should that be the outcome of this war, could by some estimates last two years or more, and that will be just as likely to brew resentment, not just with Iraqis but with returning opposition groups, some of which will have sizable militias in tow.

If Democrats can't conceive of themselves as the vehicle through which society maintains its progressivity in the absence of a substantial labour union constituency, then what are they good for?And if there is brewing class resentment out there, and if it doesn't find its way into unionisation or Democratic enthusiasm, then where will it bubble up?

The result is a toxic brew of resentment and fear, in which nothing that Obama (or Holder, for that matter) says can possibly be evaluated on its own terms.

She had grown up nursing "a silent resentment, brewing inside".

Speaking of old policies credited with creating stability in the region, Mr. Bartlett said, "All you had was resentment brewing underneath that, and that's why you have 3,000 Americans who died'' on Sept. 11.