Sentence examples for majority resentment from inspiring English sources

There were few flowers, a prolonged period of chaos, and significant (though certainly not majority) resentment, which is now helping to fuel the current attacks on US personnel.

This ruling will feed the Shiite majority's legitimate resentments and, we fear, lead to more instability.

Arab majorities, still harboring resentment toward Western policies, are first looking inward to promote change, blaming their own leaders for decades of political, economic and cultural decline.

"The majority of players resented it and their resentment showed in their play".

Most Uighurs are not involved with any violent insurrection, but economic and cultural resentment of the majority Chinese is widespread.

English speakers are the majority in Wales, and their resentment of Welsh programmes intruding on BBC Wales schedules was alleviated by the launch of S4C.

Free meals can provoke resentment among the majority of parents who pay for their child's meal or give them a packed lunch, some of whom feel they are subsidising an unfair perk.

But here in the rebel-controlled north, where the deprivation is most acute, that money has bought mostly anger and resentment: the vast majority of aid is going to territory controlled by President Bashar al-Assad, and the small amount reaching opposition-held areas is all but invisible.

The arrests represent a significant shift for the Bahraini government, which has been faced with growing resentment from the majority Shia population, who allege discrimination by the ruling Sunni royal family.

Conservatives argued that the classes politicized students in the majority-Hispanic district and bred resentment against white people.

Dating back to president Jacques Chirac, French presidents have largely used Turkey's status as a Muslim-majority nation and French domestic resentment about its large first- and second-generation Turkish population to mobilise anti-Turkey sentiment during elections.