Sentence examples for highly resented from inspiring English sources

"I highly resented the criticism.

"This approach is highly resented by professionals who see it as belittling, a throttling of their creative independence".

"I highly resent the comments," said Rosen, who told HuffPost she lost her job a year ago and stopped receiving benefits on June 4 because of the congressional lapse.

The company employs no fewer than four people related to Ms. Barakat, including the gossipy Tina, a cousin, and Kout, Ms. Barakat's mother, who is perceived as a highly paid underperformer, resented by the staff.

They are highly territorial and resent intrusion into their territories by other crocodiles, humans, or boats such as canoes.

Fueled by indignant reaction from the school's principal, Dan Kennedy, and other school officials who resented having their highly rated high school used on national television to make a point about education problems, Bush campaign workers said Mr. Gore's statement showed that he would embellish a truth for political gain.

A few years ago I was highly competitive with my peer group and I resented those who I viewed as more successful than me.

It's a perverse symptom of gross inequality that people turn against their own public servants as the most visible of the highly paid elite they resent.

However, whilst in Burkina Faso it appeared that the notion of 'moral motivation' and decorating highly performing staff could help to bridge the gap, in Tanzania and Ghana the gap was shown to be resented.

This led to a highly subjective form of justice, an example of which was the 1656 hanging of Ann Hibbins whose offense was simply being resented by her neighbor.

She resented being asked.