Sentence examples for driven by resentment from inspiring English sources

"Nationalism driven by resentment and cultural insecurity is in decline.

The official characterizes him as a bureaucrat driven by resentment of a rival project — Trailblazer — and calls his story "revisionist history".

Much of the violence is driven by resentment of three million Zimbabweans who have fled the crisis in their own country in search of work.

"I'm a conservative," Trump said in April, "but at this point who cares?" But Trump may have unintentionally pointed the way for a new kind of American conservatism, driven by resentment at the globalist diktats of the hated managerial class.

It was driven by resentment, frustration and anger.

Support for UKIP has swelled in recent years, driven by resentment of immigration from 10 countries which joined the EU in 2004.

In reality, driven by resentments at what they see as the cosy consensus of the last 25 years, it is chipping away at the country's legal foundations, as events this week have made all too clear.

There have been suggestions that Mr. Daschle's advocacy of Mr. Obama is driven by lingering resentment that his cooperation with the Clintons over the years contributed to his own defeat in conservative South Dakota.

On one side you have people who believe it's entirely driven by racial resentment.

Its champions often seem wild-eyed or romantic, or driven by old resentments, or detached from economic reality.

Several Israeli writers over the years have suggested, despite the court cases, that some of the vitriol aimed at the prime minister's wife is driven by complex resentments.