Sentence examples for certainly resent from inspiring English sources
But if I went through with the abortion because he wanted it, I would certainly resent him.
Residents of England, which leans toward the Conservative Party, would almost certainly resent the Scottish nationalists introducing a tax with such a disproportionate impact.
Mr Masri's hoteliers, by contrast, tout Gaza as a tourist resort with a marina and women in bikinis at peace with the outside world.In any event, Hamas people certainly resent those who are poised to return.
She certainly resents her fellow tourists.
He certainly resented the influence exercised by the great landed nobles over Alfonso VI.
Guido Fawkes, roughly speaking the British equivalent of America's Drudge Report, boasts of breaking stories and is certainly resented by some mainstream journalists.
And perhaps he felt that – he certainly resented having to be escorted pretty much wherever he went for his first years in Moscow, as Rufa attests.
She is also struggling to quit drinking and to become an atheist, and if she hasn't exactly blamed Evelyn for her woes, she certainly resents how little attention her mother seemed to pay them.
Both Hugh Roe O'Donnell and Hugh O'Neill (younger son of Feardorchadh), for whom the earldom of Tyrone had been revived in 1585 and who had been elected O'Neill on Turlough Luineach's death in 1595, certainly resented the extension of the royal administration, but the religious issue was probably more important.
She certainly resents the potshots made by a few family members through intermediaries.
