Sentence examples for mutual resentment from inspiring English sources
Nursing mutual resentment can only do us harm.
Inevitably, the close quarters lead to mutual resentment.
Sue Cameron, the Financial Times's Whitehall-watcher, has chronicled the mutual resentment between ministers and mandarins.
The country faces a crisis of mutual resentment, masquerading as a general collapse in national morale.
After establishing this foundation of mutual resentment, the Democrats focused mostly on Mr. Sutton.
But the rivalry and mutual resentment of father and son is tired stuff from a night-school course in dramaturgy.
The relationship between artist and artist's assistant is vexed, ripe for oedipal tensions, mutual resentments, or at least spitting in the great master's lapsang souchong.
Because our Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman get bogged down in what those words mean, how best to represent them, and the mutual resentments, prejudices – and, yes, stereotypes – they dredge up.
By the end of the story, the three daughters who come together over the death of their irascible, alcoholic father have transcended their simmering mutual resentments long enough to indulge in a cheery Thanksgiving Day food fight where they laughingly pour flour over one another's expensive outfits.
Denied the chance to crash and burn, to impart mutual loathing and resentment, they retain their ability to compel.
This will ultimately worsen America's trade balance with China, harming America's own economic recovery and fueling mutual Chinese-American resentments -- possibly culminating in financially destabilizing competitive currency devaluations, trade war, or both.
