Sentence examples for natural resentment from inspiring English sources

Imagine spending almost three decades in a terrible prison and walking out with your natural resentment under control, with an incredibly resilient nature, and with inordinate optimism.

Is it merely a kind of natural resentment of people who presume to understand us?

There is a natural resentment that so much money and luck and stuff is spread so unevenly in New York, where millionaires step over the sleeping homeless to get to Starbucks.

His reluctance will be reinforced by his own doubts about whether his all-but-inevitable successor, Gordon Brown, will really carry on his reforms in health and education, and by his natural resentment at Mr Brown's often disruptive and petulant behaviour during their nine years in office together.

It also has no more than an historical or biological affinity with retaliatory harm or other aggressive acts to be found among nonhuman animals or (despite thinkers from Bishop Joseph Butler (1723) to Sir Peter Strawson (1962) to the contrary) with the natural resentment that unprovoked aggression characteristically elicits.

If Beijing, Moscow and Tehran are America's principal geopolitical rivals, their sense of the dignity of their own histories and cultures creates a natural resentment of American claims to a unique place in world politics and political culture.

The reasons for this are unclear, but probably his immense reserve and his inability to express emotions in any other way but musically were responsible, and he no doubt was aware that his natural irascibility and resentment of sympathy would have made him an impossible husband.

He had thought that what he'd have to contend with would be a woman's natural sexual jealousy or her resentment, the stubborn remains of sexual jealousy.

His argument is that our 'reactive attitudes' towards others and ourselves, such attitudes as gratitude, anger, sympathy and resentment, are natural and irrevocable.

Negative feelings can make us feel uneasy and guilty, but it's important to understand that feelings of anger and resentment are natural and common.

No interest and certainly no sympathy are wasted on figures like Vincent's older brother (Antoine Michel), who reacts to his sibling's revelations with fear and resentment -- a natural enough reaction to the unknown that the movie chooses to treat as an emanation of pure evil.