Sentence examples for lasting resentment from inspiring English sources

Its missile tests in 1996, intended to frighten Taiwanese voters ahead of an earlier presidential poll, created lasting resentment.

Some argue that it alienates a community with whom officers are trying to build trust and creates lasting resentment.

More than lasting resentment against the United States, it is important to take note of the thousands of people that lost their lives in this conflict.

The era has led to lasting resentment.

His invective greatly embittered the battle and created lasting resentment among Peel's followers.

But now he stands to earn the lasting resentment of New York walkers.

That is especially true in India, where a long history of economic exploitation under British rule has left lasting resentments regarding foreign influence.

Some care deeply about the protection of basic human rights, including those of democratic governance, but they try to avoid forceful interventionism that could lead to deeper problems and lasting resentments.

The flame of ultra Serb nationalism appears to be guttering, although it could be replaced with a quieter long-lasting resentment.

They worry that locking down an entire province and persecuting an entire ethnic group will only instill long-lasting resentment among Uighurs.

Richard Zanuck's resentment lasted almost until his father's death, in 1979.