There's "latent resentment for the role Singapore played as an enabler for the junta" among many Burmese, Bower said.
"They weren't allowed to kill each other". The more liberal climate of the Gorbachev era has allowed Soviet nationalities, finally, to vent their cultural, linguistic, political and economic demands--as well as latent resentment and enmities.
Many of us watched in horror as latent resentments, outright racism and homophobia bubbled to the top of the national political scene.
It's always been dispiriting to see the latent resentments that Clinton's political ambitions brought forth — she's like one of those chemical solutions which make invisible writing manifest, only to reveal a message that we'd rather had remained hidden.
But now, latent Japanese resentment toward the United States in many areas have come to the fore.
In this instance, a random line of dialogue, which it turns out was the result of a nudge on social media, triggers latent racial resentment in a slow burn.
"All it needs is for a semi-competent party to pick up on these sentiments," says Mr Goodwin.The National Front in France (see article) and the Freedom Party in the Netherlands have been especially adept in exploiting the latent feelings of resentment against immigrants.
The Negro has many pent up resentments and latent frustrations, and he must release them.
These McCain ads are pretty clearly part of a concerted strategy of provocation aimed at surfacing the "race issue," projecting the blame for its emergence on Obama (who has nothing to gain from injecting racial resentment into the campaign) and letting somebody else's latent racism do the rest.
Political and media discourse has channelled such threats into resentments toward elites, immigrants, and ethnic, racial and religious minorities, thereby activating previously latent attitudes and lending legitimacy to radical political campaigns that promise to return power and status to their aggrieved supporters.
Under the conflicting influences of its contents, he unleashes his pent-up fears and resentments about fatherhood, flings away the circumspect reserve of family and professional responsibility, reveals a strain of latent bromosexuality, and as a Jewish man who is married to a Christian woman vents the cultural anxieties of that papered-over difference.
