Sentence examples for make resentful from inspiring English sources

The nurse is a Christian populist — angry about the wages nurses make, resentful of Romney pouring his millions into an election.

At some point, when you start making the kind of money that you make, people get resentful.

I wasn't going to let the differences among people hold me back or make me resentful.

But then you consider you've never invited him to your place, and you uneasily imagine that turning this down would make him resentful, leading to problems at work.

She was two years younger than her sister Constance, whom she regarded as having all the looks and cleverness: "I always say there was nothing left for me when I came along". Such was her good nature that this did not make her resentful or hostile to her sister, but it did give her an impetus towards playing fantasy characters rather than herself.

The defense has also asked that the jury not be sequestered because the lawyers fear taking people away from friends and family over a long period of time might make them resentful toward the trial process and the defendant in particular.

Dropping a financial bombshell on your ex may make them resentful.

Then it makes you resentful.

How parents can encourage good behavior in their kids--without making them resentful.

One of the painting's owners reflects on her own situation: "Devotion made her resentful...

Hungary reminded western Europeans of the nature and proximity of the Soviet regime; Suez made them resentful of American tutelage.