Sentence examples for harbored resentment from inspiring English sources

He harbored resentment over the Jets' perceived baby-brother status to the Giants.

Still, Mr. Rebovich and other consultants said they would understand if Mr. Franks privately harbored resentment these days.

Police officials said Mr. Chen harbored resentment over his difficulties, but it was not clear what caused him to lash out against his relatives, most hailing from the Fujian province in eastern China.

Relations between the pair were mutually flattering at the time of Mr. Blair's election in 1997 since Lady Thatcher still harbored resentment against her successor, Prime Minister John Major, whom Mr. Blair was working to unseat.

PRAGUE — As Slovakia held a day of mourning Thursday to honor the victims of Monday's violent rampage in the Slovak capital, Bratislava, a picture began to emerge of the killer, an unemployed loner who the police said had participated in shooting contests and may have harbored resentment against his Roma victims.

But the primary example is the shooting during an anti-police-brutality rally in Dallas last year, when Micah Xavier Johnson, a twenty-five-year-old Army veteran who harbored resentment toward whites, in general, and toward white law-enforcement officials, in particular, killed five policemen and wounded seven more, before he himself was killed.

Mr. Kirby's children had long harbored resentments about Marvel, believing they had been denied a share of the lush profits rolling out of the company's superheroes franchises.

Almost 50 years later, he still harbors resentment toward them for picking up his entire team and leaving for the Coast.

There's also the possibility that his family may still harbor resentment toward you for breaking their son's heart, even if it was five years ago.

Arab majorities, still harboring resentment toward Western policies, are first looking inward to promote change, blaming their own leaders for decades of political, economic and cultural decline.

The Charlie Parker tribute being held this week at Birdland, the club that bears his nickname, isn't meant for anyone harboring resentment about the commodification of Parker's art.