Sentence examples for feel any grudge from inspiring English sources
When I see this person, I don't feel any grudge in my heart.
Also, we won't feel a grudge about it.
It can be those who have been unkind to you or those you a feel a grudge against.
I don't bear grudges and I can probably count on the fingers of one hand the people I still feel any sort of anger towards.
Does Schlee feel any pride?
Rousey excels at making each match feel like a grudge match, even if her only grudge is with the recalcitrant fans who still won't cheer for her.
"I never felt any expectations.
At first I had difficulty working out the logic of the setting: why, in particular, should Patrick Stewart's multi-millionaire property-owning, semi-assimilated Shylock feel an "ancient grudge" towards the local Christians?
McInerney is, famously, a wine collector himself and his enthusiasm for his billionaire chums on the scene is so artless, it feels a little grudging to hold it against him.
The farmers have also known each other for years, and some of them have nursed long-held, deeply felt grudges; some insinuated or accused others of cheating; one spoke of racism, another of dubious leases, hidden backers and poisoned wells.
