Sentence examples for draw resentment from inspiring English sources

While there remains speculation that Manziel can in fact draw resentment and ire from teammates, we should not ignore the comments like these: "Johnny's always been a leader," Julien Obioha, Aggies defensive end, said after the Duke game.

It is hard to think that any would be applied to her male counterparts; and, in a game where everyone is ambitious, it isn't that surprising if someone who advances quickly draws resentment from those who would like to do the same but cannot.

This originally draws resentment from Mariam, who "[feels] her territory infringed upon".

He also displayed an ego and talent for self-promotion that expanded the influence of his office even as it drew resentment from some colleagues and subordinates, who say he was petty and inflated his role as he lusted for the cameras.

The Farc's proximity to Chávez drew strong resentment from many Colombians who resented Chavez's influence over the Farc.

While Sean is drawing the resentment of the musical's star because he has drawn the eye of the star's girlfriend, Mitch is speeding up his ambition to own a truck by stealing cars and selling their parts.

He is the face of metronomic end-game execution for baseball's bully franchise but has, almost miraculously, never drawn public resentment or rebuke.

While Mrs. Whitman drew the resentment of many lawmakers by excluding them from major policy discussions, Mr. DiFrancesco, a devoted legislator, has honed a consensual leadership style in the State Senate.

Along with stripping power from the teachers unions, the administration has also pushed to open the state oil company to foreign private investment, which has also drawn deep resentment from Mexico's labor left.

Others said Muslim-Americans should continue to push for the center's construction as a means of asserting their full citizenship rights — but not too hard, lest they draw even more resentment.

Yet he is unlikely to draw the same resentment from his players as Faldo did - and continues to do - after the crushing defeat at Valhalla.