Sentence examples for ignite resentment from inspiring English sources

-- Drone strikes ignite resentment, for "collateral damage" sometimes inflicted on innocents and for their disregard of another nation's sovereignty.

But the victory, along with Lord Hutton's criticism of the BBC's reporting, only ignited resentment and calls for further investigations.

pic.twitter.com/ec6tmdeTik Popular local figures Dwight Hammond and son Steven controversially had their sentences extended for arson involving fires that spread to government lands, igniting resentments that have been bubbling for years.

Igniting their resentment was the discovery that a Journal deliveryman out in Long Island City was cheating newsies by selling bundles of newspapers that were, shall we say, a bit light.

That was the spark that ignited the simmering resentment that had brewing in Granby, and which developed into the most prolonged and destructive riots ever witnessed on the UK mainland.

Nothing ignites strife or resentment as readily as double standards.

Consequently, sparks of denial and anger ignite a tinderbox of resentment, guilt, and exhaustion built up over years of care at home.

Although that yielded more time for television appearances and his perceptive columns in the Scotsman newspaper, it ignited an atypical smouldering resentment.

In Hyderabad, the migrant workers and students from Telangana were exposed to the growing inequality around them, which ignited the old resentments of neglect and discrimination.

He acknowledged that the respect now automatically conferred on him sometimes ignited an ancient flicker of resentment.

Furthermore, there are no out of bounds for the players and long intervals of engagements between whistles, during which resentments smolder and sometimes ignite.