Sentence examples for much more resentful from inspiring English sources

This part of wine country has a bohemian atmosphere that reminds Mr. Deutschman of Berkeley, making its full-time residents that much more resentful of wealthy new weekend people as they encroach.

I was resentful and much more.

Yet racecourse chatter about the success of Skelton, 29, son of Olympic gold medal-winning showjumper Nick, is generally much more of an admiring nature than resentful.

The great majority of Germans are embarrassed by these attacks, which they call"Fremdenfeinlichkeit", or "inimical behavior toward strangers," but they are also resentful that simply because they are Germans they must be so much more attentive than the rest of the world to such public-relations disasters.

By 2016, you could much more accurately predict a white voters' attitudes toward almost everything we measured based on how racially resentful they might be than you could have in 1988.

"Oppo and Vivo have much more of a brand presence in stores". Another source tells me that in China, stores have grown resentful of phone companies that sell online, because it forces retailers to cut prices to match.

If you know, are you more resentful or less resentful?

I became more and more resentful.

The more resentful we became, the more distant he became.

With each death, and each example of police brutality, they grow more resentful and more radical.

If Hollywood was resentful of HBO because it played hardball when it bid for its product, it had no idea what to make of it when it started to make better, much more compelling dramas than Hollywood itself.