Sentence examples for display of resentment from inspiring English sources

It was an act of profound disrespect not only to de Blasio but also to the Ramos family members, who were there to grieve, not to witness a petulant display of resentment.

Beck's message, rooted in disenfranchisement and a quest for simple purity, bubbles out of him each evening in artfully arranged displays of resentment of the type that would make Huey Long and Richard Nixon envious.

SHANGHAI (AP) — The police on Thursday clamped down on a demonstration by hundreds of truck drivers upset over rising fees and fuel prices in Shanghai, China's busiest port city, in the latest display of public resentment over surging inflation.

But what we see is a collective display of mutinous resentment symbolised by the sudden stylised dances to big-band tunes and the women's raid on the offices for water for the baby's funeral.

But he added: "Sometimes people who haven't perhaps achieved what they wanted to achieve in their political career can display some sign of resentment," he said "They have either vocalised their opinion in public or have constantly briefed against me behind the scenes.

It is not fair to push a child who lacks interest and will later display a lot of resentment towards you for this.

But the public display of his frustrations, resentments, and pleasures is built on the superb work that he has done onscreen in movies that are enduring classics.

Today's hearing was a vivid display of the simmering resentments as the two sides try to adjust to the uneasy balance for judicial nominations.

Theroux himself displays an uncharacteristic electric jolt of resentment on the rare occasions when he contemplates urban black culture.

An open display of prejudice against the Catholic Church because of resentment of Church teachings prejudices civil discourse in our society.

The accusation appears groundless, but the lawmakers on the committee spent 30 pages displaying their resentment of the new office.