Sentence examples for current of resentment from inspiring English sources

"It creates a double current of resentment," he said.

One former Democratic official, Mike Casey, said he detected "a growing current of resentment" against Republican tactics.

What some of the commentary ignored, particularly in a Europe used to welfare states, was that Mr. Romney was articulating a theory that taps into strong, subterranean currents of resentment swirling beneath the United States today.

When she finally wheedles her reluctant brood into attending, the event is hobbled by the accelerating decline of her husband and the cross-currents of resentment and misunderstanding between the family members.

A survey of over 400 women by Eversave, a daily deals company, uncovered underlying currents of resentment and irritation running through Facebook friendships.

And yet, in the current environment of resentment, someone like Sari Nusseibeh can work only at the margins.

That leaves the reality television host a clear field to tap a current of anger and resentment among certain white people, rich and poor, Republicans and non-Republicans.

In the backdrop of current resentment against Nawaz Sharif lies a deep history of corrupt regimes and Pakistan's dysfunctional and politicized state institutions.

Suddenly, history and current events combined to produce a whirlwind of resentment.

But in dozens of interviews with Harlem's African-American residents, business people and community leaders, strong currents of disappointment and resentment toward the former president were evident.

In the wake of the regime has come resentment and a current of racism that Libya's new leaders have vowed will not become entrenched.