Sentence examples for carrying a grudge from inspiring English sources
After Wednesday night's game, Esche left no doubt he was still carrying a grudge.
And while they do sometimes fight, he said his first marriage taught him, "There's no sense carrying a grudge, don't try to keep score, let it go".
Obviously the man in the light hat was not carrying a grudge all this time about Mr. Beresford's almost unconscious gesture toward the mustache, unless he were peculiarly sensitive.
Carrying a grudge is also associated with increased stress and a host of negative emotions, including anger, hostility, and vengeful rumination.
Also on my F#%/*IT list, are getting to the bottom of it, having to prove anything to anyone else, carrying a grudge, caring what people I don't know (and even some I do) think of me, and agreeing to all the "obligs" I've spent too much time doing already - going places I don't want to go, being with people I don't like, and doing things I don't enjoy.
Carrying a grudge because the world won't accommodate your needs is futile.
–Speak softly and carry a grudge against anyone who asks you to repeat yourself.
La Nonna is the sort of restaurant that makes it impossible to carry a grudge.
Purdue played as if it carried a grudge, but the Boilermakers had given doubters every reason to downgrade their chances.
"Had I carried a grudge," she said, "I would have been angry and miserable for 10 years".
