Sentence examples for inspired resentment from inspiring English sources

The fall of Acre to the Muslims in 1291 removed much of the Templars' reason for being, and their great wealth, extensive landholdings in Europe, and power inspired resentment toward them.

David's aggression seems to have inspired resentment amongst some native Scots.

And it couldn't even inspire resentment among other writers.

They can only inspire resentment and retrenchment, not constructive dialogue, among students on college campuses.

As she puts it: "Almost every secularising reform…would begin with an aggressive assault on religious institutions, which would inspire resentment, anomie, distress and, in some cases, a violent riposte .Ms Armstrong denounces authoritarian secularism with eloquent passion.

Without being overly determinist about these things, one can still say that great defeats can inspire resentments and dreams of restoration for a very long time.

A TRUISM of Hillary Rodham Clinton's Senate campaign was that the candidate inspired ambivalence, resentment and even loathing among women, the very group that should have been her base.

There is Greenwood, the bustling black district across the tracks, where professionals and businessmen were making money in solid brick buildings, a neighborhood whose very success inspired dangerous resentment among the whites.

His characteristic Nietzschean mistrust of political and religious dogma is especially evident in Politicus zonder partij (1934; "Politician Without a Party") and in Van oude en nieuwe Christenen (1937; "Concerning Old and New Christians"), which propounds the theory that all mass movements are basically inspired by resentment.

Following his brother's death, he became increasingly difficult to deal with and inspired the resentment of many of his employees.

For teens, he says, such software inspires resentment and only leads to kids looking for other sources of Internet access, like a friend's computer.