Sentence examples for particular resentment from inspiring English sources

Visitors from the Chilean mainland attract particular resentment.

A ban on rebuilding close to the seashore has caused particular resentment.

Indictments of incumbent leaders of Sudan and Kenya have stirred particular resentment.

Celine's anger — a general feminist impatience with men and a particular resentment of Jesse's self-absorption — is both thrilling and shocking.

According to a senior source close to official figures, there was particular resentment at the Sun's newspaper's depiction of the Queen as a Brexit supporter.

The suggestion that a youth who had nothing might have tried to thieve from those who have very little stirred particular resentment.

For fundamentalism, as the term is now used, involves a set of beliefs that lie beyond particular resentments.

The book's remaining three essays deal somewhat unevenly with the fallout of the Jews' economic success, and in particular the resentment it inspired among history's economic also-rans.

She speaks of no one in particular when expressing resentment at the "furniture and antiques" tours popular around town.

But it seemed to me that Bonzo, in particular, harboured some resentment over the politics which had led to the sinking in the first place.

In particular there is resentment at efforts to impose new restrictions, such as the additional protocol, and at proposals for fuel banks that could be a way of discouraging countries from creating their own nuclear technology (as Brazil has done).