The phrase "experience resentment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the feeling of bitterness or anger towards someone or something. Example: After being continually overlooked for a promotion at work, Rachel began to experience resentment towards her co-worker who received the position instead.
Those who practice self-compassion may ruminate less, experience less resentment, and exhibit higher emotional resilience.
They can experience seething resentment toward what they feel is an unwelcome stepparent, according to psychologists working with companies to manage emotional fallout during a merger.
For example, because of equal political liberties, there are no "passive citizens" who must depend on others to politically protect their rights and interests; and with fair equal opportunities no one has grounds to experience the resentment that inevitably arises in societies where social positions are effectively closed to those less advantaged or less powerful.
In my experience, bearing resentment, however justifiable, is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to get sick.
Even if we succeed in denying ourselves the pleasure that comes from certain culinary delights, the sense of deprivation that usually comes from feeling that our freedom is being curtailed often results in the experience of resentment and an inclination to react by rebelling against the alleged depriver, even if that person happens to be ourselves.
You may experience anger, resentment, sadness, loneliness, depression, fear and many other feelings.
Last week, Jeremy Hunt said patients often experienced "coldness, resentment, indifference, even contempt" in a speech about NHS care.
Ms. Markoe, who is regarded as one of the best writers to ever work in late-night television, said she never experienced any resentment toward her on the Letterman show.
A beneficiary who, in response to an act of benevolence, experiences increased resentment toward his benefactor, is guilty of a special kind of ingratitude (see section 3.5).
Todd also reports that he has never experienced any resentment against foreigners.
