Sentence examples for coming to resent from inspiring English sources
His father, a self-educated man of fierce vitality, had married a delicate woman from a cultured family and, coming to resent her social superiority, resorted to physically maltreating her.
However, many travelers are coming to resent the implication that Couchsurfing is "free" simply because it costs no money - meaning that hosts sign up wanting to spend time with and get to know their guests, not simply offer their couch or guest room as a free hostel.
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.
Perhaps your parents inherited resentment in their life If you came to resent one or more adults in your household, perhaps you too can now look deeper and see how their behavior may have been the result of inheriting resentment in their own lives.
How much have you come to resent the Chicken Dance?
Q -- So did you come to resent them?
And the people you've come to liberate come to resent your presence".
Bosnians may come to resent the West's rule or, worse, forget how to rule themselves.
Cukor came to resent being called a "woman's director," and understandably so.
"They grew up in this difficult environment and naturally came to resent it," Dr. Frost said.
