Sentence examples for expressions of resentment from inspiring English sources

The laureates, including Desmond M. Tutu, Jody Williams and Lech Walesa, expressed concern over "the drastic expressions of resentment by the people of Tibet".

Cubans like Cancio have deduced that expressions of resentment will get them nowhere.

(Twelve Nobel laureates have urged Hu Jintao to pursue a "meaningful dialogue" on Tibet in light of "the drastic expressions of resentment by the people of Tibet").

Accusations of spying and snooping, complaints of parents who don't allow choices, expressions of resentment against control, cries for freedom are all freighted with meaning.

Responding to growing expressions of resentment from Iraqi civilians who have been caught up in mass arrests or terrified by armored assaults through their neighborhoods and villages, Mr. Bremer said, "When we have military operations we try to show that we are not at war with the Iraqi people".

It is rather protean, contradictory and volatile and enabled by democracy, which allows for popular expressions of resentment.

At Tuesday's opening-night show she delivered "Maggie's Farm" as a servant's simmering expression of resentment that was all the more sinister for its not being shouted.

The last time Egypt took such action was in 1982, when it recalled Saad Mortada "as an expression of resentment" over the massacre of Palestinian civilians in West Beirut.

The re-emergence of the working class as a political voice in Britain, most notably in the Brexit vote, can best be described as an inchoate expression of resentment and protest, with only a very weak sense of belonging to the labour movement.

"People feel their authentic self is somehow articulated through their expression of resentment and anger".

The Restoration Association and the Third Pole's early successes were expressions of public resentment and disgust with the old way of doing things.