Sentence examples for immense resentment from inspiring English sources
And the Allies' unrelenting demand for reparations bred immense resentment among the German people.
In a speech to the Police Superintendents Association off England and Wales conference last September, May said that stop and search has the potential to cause "immense resentment".
There is immense resentment against Westminster village, where the costly and invasive rules applied to ordinary people do not seem to apply to the political class.
Stop and search has the potential to cause immense resentment and honesty to the police, with all the implications that has for generating distrust and ending co-operation from the public, if it is not used fairly".
King's prolific habits and his immense popularity has created resentment among his colleauges, and his subject matter has caused many to dismiss him as a hack.
Then she parenthesizes: Around normal men I had severe anxiety about the way that I looked, but with johns there was this resentment, bitter anger at the thought that my immense physical attractiveness could even be a question to them.
He was little known upon his nomination to the premiership in 2006, but has since cultivated immense influence during his eight-year rule, as well as roiling resentment over his divisive politics.
It caused not only considerable resentment in the short term, but, more ominously, brought about immense dislike of Qin and of Legalism among the overwhelming majority of the imperial literati for millennia to come (Pines 2014a).
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
