Sentence examples for grown to resent from inspiring English sources

He has grown to resent that treatment, in the news media and elsewhere.

I tell her that this is a refreshing answer – countless artists have grown to resent the song that made them most famous.

Adding to the tension between Wall Street and the data provider, many bank executives have grown to resent the fact that Bloomberg will not reduce the cost of the terminals, as other vendors have.

He and his male friends, who have similar experiences, have grown to resent both school and their female counterparts, who Mr. Wan says are smarter and often favored by teachers.

While Pakistan's powerful generals have grown to resent the United States, they also lean on American military aid as a steady source of income in an economy so shaky it may soon require a bailout from the International Monetary Fund.

Along Oak Tree Road -- a busy commercial strip lined with sari shops, Indian restaurants, travel agencies and jewelry stores -- many merchants had grown to resent his boasting about political access, said Pradip Kothari, head of the Indian American Business Association.

Will your children grow to resent you?

Over time, they grew to resent the program.

I'd grow to resent these rituals as I got older.

Inevitably this meant that I relied heavily on my partner and he grew to resent it.

As times grew harder, Studebaker grew to resent Loewy's million-dollar annual retainer, and the relationship ended in 1955.