Sentence examples for continued resentment from inspiring English sources
A key theme of this year's Midem has been continued resentment towards YouTube and its parent company from musicians, independent labels and industry bodies alike.
As for Madrid, surely Whitehall wins the trick whenever it mentions the two disputed enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, which Spain has retained on the mainland coast of Morocco despite the latter's long battle for independence and continued resentment.
The Jubilee report, Voices of Bougainville, found continued resentment and mistrust of the PNG defence forces, Australia and BCL because of their roles in the conflict, and that this has led to mistrust of discussions around reopening the mine.
Part of the continued resentment levelled at Arbus has to do with her power to make us take illicit pleasure in her preoccupations.
He has reluctantly apologised for his behaviour after Mum died, but does not seem to understand why some people may feel continued resentment towards him, or that there might be anything untoward about his new life and how it impacts on the family.
Rolling Stones scathing assessment of Harrison's tour and accompanying album, Dark Horse, represented an about-face by the publication, previously one of his most vocal supporters, and led to Harrison's continued resentment towards the magazine over subsequent decades.
Fabián Valdivieso, who oversees human rights issues for the Foreign Ministry in Quito, said that as the "avalanche" of Colombians into his country continued, resentments were likely to increase.
As it is, Israel's pervasive presence breeds continuing resentment.
Some Yemenis are tempted to link it to continuing resentment over the brief secession attempt by southern leaders in 1994.
The attack was not thought to be an indication of a rising threat from Sikh extremism and was directed at continuing resentment against Lt Gen Brar.
A struggling economy and continuing resentment over some of Borden's policies, however, contributed to the Conservatives' defeat in the 1921 elections.
