Sentence examples for comes to resent from inspiring English sources
The movie's dramatic engine is the difficult relationship between Cecil and Louis, his older son, who comes to resent his father's cautious accommodation to the status quo.
There is, inevitably, gospel call and response, the devotional fervor of which Celie comes to resent (nobody's answering her prayers) and later to embrace on her own terms.
Chung comes to resent her mom's worn-out fable about sacrifice and divine providence, and, after a protracted and unglamorous process of filing paperwork and wrangling lawyers, she's alarmed to uncover the reality of the Chungs, her biological family.
But eventually, Mark comes to resent Dupont's dominance -- and then turns against his own brother, when Dave is enticed to join the Foxcatcher crew.
But she inevitably comes to resent those long hours he spends at the stables, dismissing the ineluctable dependence of the one on the other.
Yet Britain still feels British.For sale, but not selling outThat acceptance of foreign investment is the more striking because the British are outliers in the opposite way when it comes to resenting encroachments on parliamentary or judicial sovereignty.
If people dissolve their uniqueness and become absorbed into "the other," eventually they will come to resent that, and that resentment rears its ugly head at some point in a relationship, and it's not pretty.
They come to resent their parents.
How much have you come to resent the Chicken Dance?
Q -- So did you come to resent them?
