Sentence examples for collective resentment from inspiring English sources

"Private shame must become collective resentment," he said, "and a thrust for collective dignity".

"There's a collective resentment at doors closing for women," Ms. Stender said.

Do they feel collective resentment that a Somali running off with a medal deprives real British talent, which will, as a result, give up and sit in front of the telly for ever with chips and fizzy drink?

Despite the collective resentment, though, checkout charity is unlikely to be going anywhere.

Calling Girls and its creator Lena Dunham (and one of its writers, ex-VICE contributor Lesley Arfin) racist is the newest, easiest meme, and has in one month aroused the internet's collective resentment, fear, anger, shame, and guilt.

The collective anger and resentment expressed by the Sherpas over the past few days is unprecedented.

"I underestimated a collective phenomenon, which is resentment of the media in general," Mr. Joffrin said.

Free speech was used for movements, like environmentalism, that were thin disguises for popular nationalism, ethnic resentment and collective action.

But what we see is a collective display of mutinous resentment symbolised by the sudden stylised dances to big-band tunes and the women's raid on the offices for water for the baby's funeral.

We must, more generally, understand our collective responsibility to stop unhelpful confusions that foster resentment and fracture French unity.

He had tried to claim the affections of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, which, in fact, has had a collective hatred -- and some would even say resentment -- of Duke since the night of March 28 , 1992 when Christian Laettner tossed in that shot.