Sentence examples for concealed resentment from inspiring English sources

His sympathy is mixed with concealed resentment, stored up over the years and aggravated by his father's seeming unawareness of the pain he caused others during his lifetime.

Weil could have been both, since she "refused to grow older," as the narrator says with barely concealed resentment, "preferring to die".

But their storybook romance is shadowed by Pierre's troubled dreams, Isabella's lurking presence and the barely concealed resentment of Pierre's cousin, Thibault (Laurent Lucas), who is also in love with Lucie.

Many Sunnis, barely concealing their resentment, said they felt that Mr. Assir's side had been provoked.

Jalili and his allies can barely conceal their resentment at Rouhani's "constructive engagement" with the west.

Charlotte hides a guilty past, while her children don't bother to conceal their resentment of the man who has replaced their father.

In rare encounters with my mother, she was polite but sour, struggling to conceal her resentment at the new estate on which we lived and which continued to expand into the fields and woodland around what had once been a nice, respectable residential street.

He grinned and then, taking his hands off the wheel and turning his palms upward in a mock-dramatic gesture of appeal, he blurted: "What should I say, 'I'm sorry'?" Mr. Skarphedinsson and other Icelandic politicians do not try to conceal their resentment toward the British government for its use of terrorism laws to freeze the Icelandic banks' assets during the financial crisis in 2008.

I visited Krieger in Magdeburg, where he now lives and finds it hard to conceal his resentment.

In later years, when Gershom Schocken published articles in the paper, it was often under a pseudonym that scarcely concealed his filial resentment: Ben-Dam was the name he used — the Son of Blood.

But while Ozu's characters are paragons of calm acceptance in the face of life's cruelties and disappointments, the characters in "Still Walking" are pricklier and less reconciled, and they have a harder time concealing their resentments.