Sentence examples for particularly resent from inspiring English sources

Orchids particularly resent being potted on at the wrong time.

I don't particularly resent having to work on these protracted jobs, though I obviously don't exactly cherish working on them either.

Encouraged by anti-government newspapers, they particularly resent government meddling, as they see it, in such intimate matters as the contents of their garbage cans.

On the other hand, I resent the amount of hardware that I'm forced to carry, and I particularly resent the fact that every gadget has its own proprietary recharging device".

This may perhaps reflect the widespread sensitivity to the shelters by many in Mr. Karzai's government and in Parliament, who particularly resent that they remind the public of how far Afghanistan has to go in combating violence against women.

Election factor Tax-dodging is a more popular issue than in the past, but the wisest pre-polling day line on taxation is silence, and never more so than with the self-employed who pay their taxes directly and so particularly resent them.

Quotas in university admissions are particularly resented.

Fundamentalist involvement in Republican politics is particularly resented by moderates.

Faisal particularly resents Isis's vigorous intervention in every aspect of daily life in Hit.

The growing number of regulations and taxes was particularly resented in the countryside, where people usually invoked old privileges.

The Ganda leaders particularly resented their inability to dominate a government composed mainly of members of other ethnic groups.