Sentence examples for certain amount of resentment from inspiring English sources
There lingered, as the mayor puts it, "a certain amount of resentment".
"There is a certain amount of resentment from people who are closer to the valley side rather than the hill".
Neither had done quite what he or she had meant to, and each still harbored a certain amount of resentment toward the other.
It is unusual for a candidate to win first time around, and if one does, he arouses a certain amount of resentment as a spoilsport.
The wealth gap between rich and poor is growing, and there is a certain amount of resentment around about the prices some of these villas are fetching.
"There is a certain amount of resentment from other clubs for its vaguely evangelical ecological stance that's backed up by the old-fashioned thing of just spending more money than your opponents," James Richardson, a longtime host of soccer TV shows and podcasts in Great Britain, told me.
Understandably, there is a certain amount of bitterness.
In fact, a certain amount of paranoia and resentment defines many creators' relationship with the platform that pays them.
Many companies, though, have discovered that offering ordinary customers just a whiff of the rarefied air can actually enhance the bottom line, even if it stirs a certain amount of envy and resentment.
When Roy Shaw, who has died aged 93, was appointed secretary-general of the Arts Council in 1975, there was a certain amount of surprise, and even resentment.
