She's full of resentment, and Ms. Graubert conveys it with a sting.
They all filed in to dinner that evening, pensive, brooding and full of resentment.
Yesterday morning, Soering phoned me, from prison, full of resentment for the news.
They're cruel behind one another's backs, solipsistic, scolding, full of resentment.
Later on, I had to stay in the house to help my mother, and I was full of resentment and quarrelsome remarks.
This is a region rich with a history of revolting against foreign occupation and full of resentment against those outside powers that would seek to determine its destiny.
In true Nick style, he was full of resentment and wasn't going to leave until he got what he wanted: 10 grand.
The ticket had to trot out its women to make its case: Barbara Bush gave a "family values" speech, and Marilyn Quayle gave a harsh speech, full of resentment and anger, attacking Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Employing servants was far more than a financial contract or even an expression of the class system: rather, it was an emotional minefield, full of resentment, guilt and grudging obligation on both sides.
When she later picked them up herself, she found the author as compelling as her characters: "She was a horrible person, incredibly difficult, misanthropic, nasty, vitriolic, full of resentment, paranoid, miserly.
