Sentence examples for completely resent from inspiring English sources

But we can't completely resent her, because she is just one of the many consistent characters who share these common qualities.

Although he always encouraged Jackson's writing, in part because it was her writing that kept the family afloat, he came to resent how completely her career had eclipsed his.

"I resent my reputation is getting completely blasted in the media," she said during a telephone interview late Friday.

As Abhinav Gupta writes, it's easy to resent the person critiquing you or completely ignore them.

Other horse interest groups resent the labelling of horses as "feral" and are completely opposed to any measures that threaten their survival.

He may affirm his patients' lack of fear and their wish to 'just get out' instead of 'clutching on', but he seems more to resent that they are not willing to abrogate themselves completely and on his terms.

Cochran says communities still resent that decision and are now worried that "greenies" would completely remove the brumbies, which local communities consider part of their history.

Miliband said that if the government had followed Tory advice on Europe, "we would have been irrelevant, on the margins, resented and completely unable to fight for British interests".

As a kid, I could never be completely present with them: I resented them for all the times they were busy and couldn't treasure the quiet times, never knowing when another job was going to make them disappear again.

As a kid, I could never be completely present with them: I resented them for all the times they were busy and couldn't treasure the quiet times, never knowing when another job was going to make them disappear again. .

But King and Osborne are not completely at one, and resemble one of those vaudeville double acts that have come to resent each other.