Sentence examples for obvious resentment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Katzenbach resigned in 1966, stating that "he could no longer effectively serve as attorney general because of Mr. Hoover's obvious resentment of me".

Indeed, the film's only sour note is as fleeting as it is understandable: the obvious resentment at the savage media-led public monstering of Beckham and Phil Neville for perceived treachery – that red card and that penalty, respectively – at World Cup 1998 and Euro 2000.

In the presence of overwhelming evidence -- the burned hand, the very incriminating photo collage on the hotel room wall (seriously, criminals, stop making collages of your intended victim), and her obvious resentment -- the Council condemns Myrtle to death by fire.

One of the most obvious of these is resentment of an authority or a specific rule.

But that's only the most obvious sign of a resentment against President Jean-Bertrand Aristide that has been growing for years.

From my own interactions with North Koreans it is obvious that the level of resentment towards the government and general cynicism is growing fast.

Many on the right want the term to apply only to people who openly treat other races as the enemy, while excusing the obvious and classically coded racial resentment that almost universally accompanies supposedly neutral, data-based claims of racial disparities.I think the term "racial prejudice" evades a lot of these pitfalls.

"This is an obvious issue where they can tap into resentment and confusion over cellphones -- and score a lot of points with members".

Being open and honest with your staff may not stop the issue, but at least it does not foster as much resentment as trying to hide the obvious.

This is partly because, for all the obvious reasons, Murdoch's entitled children would breed a predictable resentment.

Hillary's advisers argue that the obvious lesson of those two campaigns is that invoking Democratic resentment about Clinton's ideological and personal failings does not work.