Sentence examples for considerable resentment from inspiring English sources

This resulted in considerable resentment and discontent, for which the government was often blamed.

In such regions as Västergötland, Dalarna, and Småland, there was considerable resentment over the imposition of state control.

Because she is blond, white and Canadian (from British Columbia), her success has sparked considerable resentment among the jazz cognoscenti.

Mr Cameron caused considerable resentment soon after coming to power, by telling 200 ambassadors, high commissioners and senior officials that they had to justify their "plush" lifestyle.

But these outfits have generated considerable resentment among the Afghan public, particularly because of the heavy-handed manner in which some employees are perceived to conduct themselves.

The penalties have caused considerable resentment among the more avid Penn State fans, but Mr. Corbett denied politics underlies his complaint.

There was considerable Welsh resentment after 1277 at the manner in which Edward imposed his jurisdiction in Wales.

From time to time, Hollywood used to work up considerable puerile resentment against "outsiders" who dared to make movies.

Chinese immigrants to the United States were met with considerable distrust, resentment, and discrimination almost from the time of their first arrival.

"There is considerable fear and resentment about South Africa's role," said Steven Friedman, a political analyst and director of the Center for the Study of Democracy, a research institution here.

Her convent education had left her conflicted and puritanical about sex, a feature of her character that caused Miller considerable frustration and resentment.