Sentence examples for our resentment from inspiring English sources

America can live with our resentment.

Still, we deck our halls in jolly holly and wrap our resentment in many layers of opaque paper, tied tight with a pretty ribbon.

American politics is inherently divisive: it is one of the ways we express our resentment, even our hatred, of one another without resorting to violence.

In the case of Snape, it is all legitimate too: he is horrible to Harry, and our resentment grows with his.

This year, too, will bring its outrages, and we will continue to depend on the emotional candor of this looping language: Pollard annoyed, massaging her temples, the crowd-sourced portrait of our resentment.

In the letter to The Times, Mr. Shater, the Brotherhood strategist, said: "Despite our resentment of the continued appearance of productions like the anti-Muslim film that led to the current violence, we do not hold the American government or its citizens responsible for acts of the few that abuse the laws protecting freedom of expression".

We swallow the poison of our resentments, while hoping those we resent will die.

But I think eventually, if we are lucky, we do get over our resentments.

It is dog-whistle politics, slowly legitimising and encouraging the darker side of our nature, preying on our fears and stoking our resentments.

Yes, I know that 1296 seems like a long time ago, and maybe 714 years is a wee bit long to be grinding our teeth over a bad day on the battlefield, but we Scots nurse our resentments carefully.

Isn't it healthier to air our feelings -- especially negative feelings -- so we can help one another face our fears, process our resentments, and work through our anger?