Sentence examples for enduring resentment from inspiring English sources

Chávismo, like the Muslim Brotherhood, had among its strongest weapons several generations' worth of enduring resentment toward earlier regimes.

A new alliance with Egypt culminated in a surprise attack on Israel in October 1973, but Egypt's unexpected cessation of hostilities exposed Syria to military defeat and earned Egypt's president, Anwar el-Sadat, Assad's enduring resentment.

That was widely seen as an indirect rebuff to the United States, which offered similar help to Pakistan's rival, India, in 2006 — a source of enduring resentment in Pakistan.

The resounding success of Kelly's first play, False Delicacy, staged with the patronage of David Garrick, cost him Goldsmith's friendship and earned the enduring resentment of Samuel Johnson, who had written the prologue for Goldsmith's play.

Diana Preston's dramatic retelling of the summer-long siege of the Peking foreign district 100 years ago -- "a pivotal episode in China's fractured relationship with the West" -- does much to clarify China's enduring resentment toward foreign interference.

In his view, Louisa's emotional neediness suffered too many defeats from John Quincy's "monumental tactlessness" and what she imagined to be his enduring resentment over her father's debacle; John Quincy was "a husband whom she feared as much as she loved".

And normal isn't incessantly enduring feelings of resentment, despair or frustration.

The strong call for a reinstatement of the additional hours allowance in the responses from Ghana reflects how the withdrawal of benefits is an enduring cause of resentment [ 58].

The resentment springs from an enduring counter-culture.

Her resentments — and also her enduring affection and loyalty — blossom in the form of a series of drawings, a memoiristic graphic novel whose main characters, Cutie and Bullie, are stylized versions of herself and her husband.

Nativism and resentment of privilege have an enduring attractiveness.