Sentence examples for increasing resentful from inspiring English sources
And these decisionmakers are increasing resentful that their country is treated like a rich but inert appendage of the United States.
But the pushcart-packed streets made it hard for the Police and Fire Departments to get through, drew the trash of trade and aroused increasing ire from storekeepers resentful of the competition.
Consequently, patients may be at risk for medical and care errors as their caregiver's health declines, or abuse from caregivers who feel frustrated or resentful due to increasing demands and stress [ 21, 30, 67].
Their awareness will soon increase, and even if they still feel resentful, they will realize that their situation is a good one.
My libido has increased with age, and with this I grew more dissatisfied and resentful of the prospect of a sexually unfulfilled life.
Resentful locals already say that immigrants stretch their services and increase their taxes.
As the number of Dutch military casualties has increased — 21 soldiers have died — the public back home has grown increasingly resentful at the refusal of some other allies, in particular the Germans, to join the intense fighting in the south.
But to be fearful and resentful is a choice; it does not go away with an increased pay packet.
People in these positions have elevated testosterone, reduced cortisol and increased feelings of superiority, she said, while people in low-power poses (slumping, crossing your arms) are defensive and resentful.
As the prospect of further price increases looms, even moderate Iranians opposed to the government are growing resentful of the west.
