Sentence examples for ingrained resentment from inspiring English sources
James Atlas's "Bellow: A Biography" (2000) was marred by both an ingrained resentment of its subject and an uninspired critical examination of his fiction.
"They care more about oil than our blood," says a Tobruk history teacher.Feeding their grievances is an ingrained resentment of foreigners that verges on xenophobia.
Richard Brody wrote that "the trip brings odd misadventure, off-kilter romance, and sudden danger, but the real story involves coming to terms with a lifetime of ingrained resentments plus grief of more recent vintage".
The trip brings odd misadventure, off-kilter romance, and sudden danger, but the real story involves coming to terms with a lifetime of ingrained resentments plus grief of more recent vintage.
A mind shaped by feelings of dread, ingrained superiority and resentment is totally self-absorbed.
As they see you their psychotically ingrained envy and resentment for your riches will send them into a rage.
Ingrained habits, deeply felt resentment, and the like may causally necessitate a malicious action.
Focus groups reflected simmering resentment of foreign interference in the case of Obama and ingrained unwillingness to believe any statistical argument presented by the government.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
