Sentence examples for has been resentment from inspiring English sources

Outside of Japan, there has been resentment at what many see as their finger-wagging approach.

There has been resentment over how the protocol has evolved, and the secrecy and legal constraints that surrounded the process for groups bidding to be involved has had the appearance of attempting to stifle debate.

So far, the public reaction to Mr. Walker's trip has been resentment that the United States seems to be calling in its chits in the Arab world.

"There has been resentment from residents, but the gap can be bridged". Gemma Colgan and Maddie Castell, both at Manchester University, are waiting for a bus outside Raj's shop.

More recently, a further impetus has been resentment of foreign control over industries upon which the state may be largely dependent, as in the nationalization of the oil industries in Mexico in 1938 and Iran in 1951, and in the nationalization of foreign businesses in Cuba in 1960.

Around tennis, international players don't begrudge Roddick's place as the Tour's prized possession, but there has been resentment on the part of athletes who are treated like rock stars everywhere except Main Street, U.S.A. "There could be only one American in the No. 1 spot and the next one could be at 100, and Americans would say tennis was all right," Xavier Malisse of Belgium said.

An equally fitting one might have been Resentment, since this is the most frequent emotional note.

A subtext to some of the attacks appears to have been resentment of the rich or powerful.

There had been resentment in the unit as the paramilitaries, who earn £70 a month, had complained about the practice of appointing army officers to head the BDR.

Initially, there had been resentment; villagers pointed out, "The tiger is killing us — why is it protected?" "When they saw that we were attending to them, their enmity to Tiger was gradually reduced," Dr. Sanyal said.

Another issue may have been resentment from "princelings" (children of high Communist officials) like Xi of the outsiders who were let into the party under Jiang Zemin and his successors.