Sentence examples similar to kindles resentment from inspiring English sources
This has kindled resentment among the pre-invasion Cypriot Turks, who complain of Turkish mainlanders' patronising ways.
The plan to build Park 51, a Muslim community centre a few blocks north of Ground Zero in New York City, has re-kindled resentment smoldering since 9/11 against the Muslim community in a significant portion of American society.
The dry kindling of resentment is here to be ignited.
But he told The WorldPost that Mexico City legislators felt the need to prod President Enrique Peña Nieto to confront Trump, whom they view as a hyper-nationalist who has kindled anti-Mexican resentment by describing Mexicans in broad terms as "rapists" and calling for the construction of a wall across the length of the U.S.-Mexico border. .
American might and wealth, when compared with the political weakness and poverty of much of the Islamic world, has kindled some of that resentment, a range of diplomats and analysts said.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
