Sentence examples for left resentment from inspiring English sources

The English Civil War had left resentment among some of the population about the monarchy and the penalties which had been imposed on the supporters of the Commonwealth.

That marked a tipping point for the left; resentment turned to fury.

The events left lingering resentment among some police officers who say that politics derailed the investigation.

After having my request rejected, I'm often disheartened or left suppressing resentment.

Now, though, Tesco is in retreat, and its sudden withdrawal from scores of places has left behind resentment, anger and what feels like a strange state of shock.

"The main market has turned into a ghost town and all that is left is resentment and anger," said Sami al-Mugrabi, a Jordanian who owns a small shop in the market.

That her parents could now talk back and forth like civilized people seemed a black joke, but her mother clearly had no resources left for resentment or score-settling now.

Depending on the circumstances, an improvement in relations that leaves resentment and ill will in place may not seem worthy of the label 'reconciliation.' In these cases, one might say that forgiveness is necessary for reconciliation.

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

He also leaves bitter resentment among the relatives and friends of those he killed - although the latter almost certainly suffered neither pain nor the dreadful realisation of what was going on.

Experts trace the roots of Austria's dissent as far back as the Reformation, which swept across Austrian territories only to be brutally repressed by the Habsburgs under the Counter-Reformation, turning the country Catholic again but leaving lingering resentment and distrust of church hierarchy and diktats.