Sentence examples for members resented from inspiring English sources

Many Liberal Democratic Party members resented Mr. Ozawa for quitting the party several years ago to join the opposition.

One former Local 32BJ official said some staff members resented being asked to campaign for Mr. Green because they backed Fernando Ferrer.

Family members resented that they were donating to a stranger rather than saving their kidney for someone in the family; doctors suspected that they were crazy to do such a thing, and subjected them to extensive psychological examinations.

While a couple of the first-time actors ended up front page famous, some cast members resented the way their group of friends had been portrayed, and many were left feeling just as marginalised as they had before tourists were handing them boards to sign and asking to take their photos outside the newly opened Supreme store.

In several health facilities, HFC members resented this assistance, arguing that they should have been facilitated to perform the work by themselves.

Panel members resent invasions of their privacy.

Your own members resent it, and the public doesn't really give you any credit.

Many O.A.S. members resent United States influence over the 34-nation organization and fear perceived efforts by Washington to run their internal affairs.

Recently, I interviewed a group of African-American executives, most of whom said they felt they were becoming outsiders in management teams whose members resent any advantage a potential rival may have — racial-diversity targets among them.

It was changed to a Zimbabwe-like African country allegedly so as not to raise hackles at the UN, many of whose members resent America's "war on terror".

A misplaced word could easily offend; a poorly chosen video image could alienate the target audience, many of whose members resent Hollywood's regular depiction of Muslims and Arabs as terrorists.