Sentence examples for forms of resentment from inspiring English sources

There were also subtler, more personal forms of resentment.

Lincoln is seen as the object of many forms of resentment and as the object of one man's eerie premonition.

But, Hardisty also contends, there are other forms of resentment mass America -- right, left and middle -- are experiencing.

Marxism is one form of resentment; feminism is another.

Was I feeling some form of resentment towards my parents?

That has also fueled a backlash in the form of resentment.

In particular, Bagehot suspects, the Tories are vulnerable to a nuanced but acute form of class resentment: that of the ordinary middle classes for the upper-middle, who can afford the houses, holidays and school fees that the lumpen middles can't but still covet.

A complicated confused medley of emotions, all possibly justifiable in isolation, together form a knot of resentment that refuses to accept the victimhood of those who have perished – because they are citizens of a powerful country, and victims elsewhere have not been afforded the same ceremony and grief.

As well as tangible costs, the government has paid a price in outrage, disillusionment with legitimate forms of protest and resentment towards the justice system.

This well of resentment forms a new divide in American politics, a gulf that has little to do with traditional political grudges.

The idea of taxing bank deposits as a means of raising the €5.8bn that Cyprus needs to secure its bailout and avoid bankruptcy – which remained an option on the debating table last night, though not in its original form – has led to a swell of resentment from ordinary Cypriots towards Europe.