Sentence examples for fierce resentment from inspiring English sources

But even the new leaders acknowledge the impact of the fierce resentment of Communism.

And Western efforts to lift women's legal status provoked fierce resentment from powerful religious figures and many ordinary Afghans.

Serbia does not recognize Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008, stoking fierce resentment among Serbs, who regard Kosovo as their medieval heartland.

Other countries that have submitted claims to the ocean floors around remote overseas dependencies have run into fierce resentment from neighbouring nations.

There is fierce resentment that, as staff grapple with the changes and put in extra hours, ministers describe them as "enemies of promise".

As well as sowing the seeds for greater consumption, the huge new supply of apartments should deflate bubbly property prices and so ease a source of fierce resentment among ordinary Chinese.

And what of the accounts given by associates and neighbors of her personal qualities — assertive, bristling with sharp opinions, vocal on the subject of her brilliance, harboring fierce resentments?

It is that this protest seems permanent, aimed not at a party or candidate but at the establishment, while the voters themselves seem so fierce in their resentment that they stand to become a permanent fixture of a rightist bloc.

She faced the crowd and the projection-video cameras with a poised, unblinking gaze, which turned into a fierce glare as the resentment crested in her songs.

Perhaps the answer is in the final words of the last song, "Resentment," a fierce ballad built around a honeyed sample from Curtis Mayfield's "Superfly" album: "How could you lie?" But, hey, they're just songs, right?

There is a fierce pride and a resentment of outsiders.