Sentence examples for mistrust and resentment from inspiring English sources

But nationalists fight long wars, and they feed on mistrust and resentment.

The government dealt in an increasingly authoritarian way with an increasingly undemocratic opposition, deepening mistrust and resentment between both camps.

It captured the imagination of the rugby-mad Welsh public but merely served to underline the suspicions, mistrust and resentment that exist between union and regions.

The traditionalist sensibilities put forth in his novels reflect his mistrust and resentment of the incomprehension and arrogance of his urban contemporaries in Argentina.

Significantly, these feelings appear to have become embedded in some communities, whose mistrust and resentment of the police are extremely damaging.

The story burrows underneath the many layers of mistrust and resentment that still cloud the 2000 election to expose the passions and prejudices of both sides.

As I drove through farmland and down into the Zambezi valley, in town after town, the promise of independence had given way to sullen mistrust and guarded resentment.

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Vargas Llosa was asking to lead a nation that he was beginning to recognize as "not one country, but several, living together in mutual mistrust and ignorance, in resentment and prejudice, and in a maelstrom of violence".

What came through was the players' mistrust of, frustration with and resentment of the news media.

As reports like this pile up, Muslim Americans are pressed further to the margins of their communities and workplaces, breeding mistrust resentment, and perhaps, over time, even more violence.