Sentence examples for felt resentment from inspiring English sources

"I felt anger and I felt resentment that anybody could take away someone's life for just going to the movies," she said afterward.

She said she felt resentment from some locals as she went to and from kindergarten, hearing taunts like "gypsies" and "go back where you came from".

The poor felt resentment at being "locked out" of their neighbourhoods, while the wealthy expressed "a fear of the unknown" – a heightened sense of suspicion of poorer residents.

I don't think the protest is artificial it's authentic and serious".The "movement for social justice", as it is being called, reflects a widely felt resentment that Israel's growing prosperity is passing many Israelis by.

The political crisis, moreover, could spill over into the streets, given the numbers and strength of feeling among the ultra-Orthodox, and the widely felt resentment felt against them.

While the DfE has have been busy parachuting expensive new free schools into areas where there is no need, deeply felt resentment about a shortage of places has been fermenting elsewhere.

The revelation that President Clinton had had sexual relations with a female subordinate in the Oval Office, and then lied about it, struck a particular nerve in the military, and some of the deeply felt resentments began to surface.

They also feel resentment.

"Do you feel resentment toward me?" Maysles asked.

And parents can feel resentment when she builds a special bond with their children.

I feel resentment of the fact that I do feel restrained".