Sentence examples for might resent this from inspiring English sources

Some might resent this authorial intrusion.

"But maybe when I'm married off I might resent this and want more freedom to do my own thing," she added.

Dutch general practitioners (and especially practice assistants and nurses) might resent this tone and will therefore be less willing to agree with it.

The papers also dealt with the sensitive subject of the presentation of devolution policy, suggesting that "it would look right politically, particularly north of the border" for the Secretary of State for Scotland to take charge of this area, but noted that this could annoy some "in English regions, who might resent the special position being given to Scotland".

But younger lawn-goers might resent the house rules.

Orchestral musicians might resent the Royal Albert Hall's sonic limitations, but they all love the audience.

You can understand why he might resent the disorder of Eliot and his "heap of broken images".

Ranchers might resent the political dominance of the westside, but they have had a lot of practice living with it.

Otherwise, she said, there would be regrets, and one might resent the other for having given up too soon.

But even a 20something might resent the sometimes balky touch screen, the jerky animations and the general cheap-feeling quality (it was made by Sharp, for some reason).

Sir John Parker, P&O's chairman, might resent the confusion that the Singaporean intervention will bring, but he should not be too upset.