Sentence examples for from that resentment from inspiring English sources

He talks about him a lot — how McCain's never forgiven him for supporting Bush in the Republican primaries in 2000, then Romney in the 2008 primaries — and Arpaio sees a lot of snubs and cold shoulders stemming from that resentment.

Every day I walk through the streets, I don't see that resentment – only from certain bits of the press, I think.

But there is a difference when that resentment comes from inside the state itself, when the most full-throated arguments against government are coming not from activists on the outside but from those on the inside.

Part of that resentment stems from the team's success on the field.

As a result, a lot of folks came down hard on The Amazing Spider-Man, with much of that resentment stemming from what they perceived as a wholly unnecessary razing-and-restart.

I suggest that it springs from a resentment that women have irreversibly encroached upon what not that long ago was an exclusively male domain: public discourse.

Menkiti argues that some psychopaths have been made into the beings they are by social injustice that generates economic deprivation for people in their group, which constantly challenges their self-esteem, causing them to go through a series of stages from that of resentment, to that of embitterment, to that of moral death (pp. 227 230).

That resentment stems from the generations' opposing views on work, diversity consultant Shirley Engelmeier recently told The Wall Street Journal.

Evidence from 2008 also suggests that racial resentment plays a larger role when Obama is running relative to others who have run for president before.

She said that Simeon's death could stem from that kind of resentment.

Still, some Russian Orthodox leaders and commentators report growing alienation among student-age youths from the church and resentment that the religion is being forced on them.