Sentence examples for long-held grudge from inspiring English sources
Silver then wrote out an elaborate post about the taxonomy of progressivism that was rather uninteresting up until the last paragraph, when he dropped in a few links that pointed to a long-held grudge with something Sirota wrote back in November.
"Often the situation is far subtler, having to do with local power dynamics or long-held grudges".
For all its seeming harmony, the tiny settlement around Blackäsen is riven with rivalries, long-held grudges and dark secrets.
It became about more than just the rush for the No 1 spot – it was about identity and belonging and long-held grudges.
One participant at the Greater Good Summer Institute for Educators told us that when her school did it at a staff meeting, some long-held grudges between staff members were healed.
The extraordinary cultural diversity that is one of this country's greatest riches can all too easily become a source of ethnic bitterness, of long-held grudges and feuds.
The secret scars of childhood, the long-held grudges from slights both real and imagined and the betrayals of love are the central themes in this large-canvas family saga, which unfolds through the perspectives of the members of three generations of the Maxwell clan during a summer vacation at their cottage in New York State.
Long-held grudges that bring us down mean that the one who hurt us wins twice: first with the original offense and now with a challenging inner misery.
"For all the progress we have made, there are times when the land of our dreams recedes from us - when we are lost, wandering spirits, content with our suspicions and our angers, our long-held grudges and petty disputes, our frantic diversions and tribal allegiances.
In light of the new information, other groups formerly considered anti-abortion indicated that deep and long-held political grudges played a primary role in their unwillingness to support policies that reduce abortion.
His persona is the result of long-held personal grudges, mixed up with a need for acceptance (Mark recalls an event when he seemed close to tears at being misunderstood).
