In a coma he has glittering dreams of a spiritual world more real than this one and memories of a life of family conflict, resentment and desire beyond bearing.
Divorce can result in both acute and chronic stress for adult partners, with significant emotional upheaval that can include conflict, resentment, anger, and sadness [ 52].
"What we are dealing with is a case of conflict, bitterness, resentment and frustration..
This is all very messy and complicated, but I don't know of any family that isn't, that doesn't carry around its own encyclopedia of conflicts, resentments, disappointments and fights that have stretched for decades.
Not all the stories people tell about Morrison, though, are stories of conflict, confusion, resentment, or regret.
Instead you lock in the divisive poverty and inequality that breeds conflict and resentment, and creates the pressure and conditions for much derided "economic migration".
Ignoring the negative impacts of logging bans tends to lead to conflict and resentment of government policy, and can unwittingly stimulate illegal activities.
Liken [ 7] states that health care providers should be attuned to the caregivers' use of denial to cope with situations and that they should initiate interventions that prevent long-term negative consequences of crisis, like family conflict, sibling resentment, and unresolved guilt.
A noted author of satire, he used it as a vehicle to criticize social customs of his day, as well as to publicize personal conflicts and resentments.
For the poet and novelist Michael Baldwin, who has died aged 83, the experience of teaching others to write while battling to produce his own work never involved any sense of conflict, or even resentment about the time it consumed.
Despite generally good relationships and interchange, natural resources seem to be a matter of conflict: "there is resentment on the part of majority-culture sportsmen of tribes setting their own hunting and fishing regulations….
