Sentence examples for general resentment from inspiring English sources

It could also provoke a backlash against globalisation and a general resentment of westerners.

"There is a general resentment here all the time about this.

"I think there's going to be a general resentment" of higher prices, he said.

Invent a back story whose revelations move the characters from general resentment to familial affection.

Because these vassals were once independent kingdoms, centuries worth of blood feuds and general resentment complicate their rule.

Also, they said there was a general resentment of the United States on the part of many Mexican officials.

There are many reasons: the failures in Iraq; the abyss between U.S. principle and practice (Abu Ghraib); the rise of other nations (China); startling displays of American incoherence (Iran); economic vulnerability (the dollar as declining store of value); and general resentments stirred by any near hegemonic power.

It is a story laced with the generals' resentments, geopolitical calculations, fears, and aspirations.

You report that among leaders of the Philippines' tuna industry in General Santos City, "resentment is running high over trade legislation now on the Senate floor in Washington.

It's enlightening, though, to see a buyer visit Bangkok for ideas (where "nimble-fingered" Thai workers hand-make spring rolls on a conveyor belt), and sense the general executive resentment at Waitrose and co "copying" their party food and marking it up as "posh".

Their usury businessa practice forbidden to Christianshad made many people indebted to them and caused general popular resentment.