Sentence examples for fear resentment from inspiring English sources

All parental violence can result in fear, resentment and humiliation on the part of the child.

But the bill will face a reservoir of popular fear, resentment and misunderstanding.

In the American election, reason gave way to fear, resentment, hate and spite.

This crisis shakes together a flammable cocktail of emotions: fear, resentment and anger.

But without first building a foundation of trust, they run the risk of eliciting fear, resentment, or envy.

Expressing the composite of fear, resentment, suspicion and fury bequeathed by the fiasco of Britain's military involvement in Iraq, Parliament voted on August 29th against possible missile strikes against Syria.

The fact that the pundits and pols are surprised at the anger, fear, resentments, and faulty information our fellow citizens have been brooding over tells us that they are out of touch.

It's a seemingly simple solution to a frightening, complex, intractable problem, a problem bound up with all the fears, resentments and often well-founded feelings of injustice that the whole of human history has generated.

Instead, we often repress our feelings or project our fears, resentments, or insecurities onto others.

In an interview, Brodhead said, "In listening to community leaders, faculty members students and alumni, it is clear that this episode has touched off angers, fears, resentments, and suspicions that range far beyond this immediate cause.

Obama then contextualized Wright's remarks within the framework of longstanding racial tensions and legitimate fears, resentments, disappointments and anger on the part of both blacks and whites.