Sentence examples for pass resentment from inspiring English sources
As the years pass, resentment starts filling the cracks of their relationship.
But the chairman was met at once with sharp questions from the senators, some of whom said they were passing on the resentment they have been hearing from constituents, not necessarily about President Obama's proposed $3.55 trillion budget for the next fiscal year but about the rescue plan for the financial system and the stimulus package.
As time passed on the pile, resentment brewed among some workers.
It would take the consent of 14 of the 20 teams to pass a rule change, and resentment over the rise of foreign ownership in European soccer over the past decade might have been what got everyone so exercised.
Let go of your resentment.
As it was, David Letterman, who, as the host of "Late Night," had been following Carson for eleven years and was considered the heir apparent, felt resentment about being passed over for Leno, whose reputation had been built partly on his many guest appearances on "Late Night".
Les shouted, "It's the kid!" Pete Townshend was asked a decade or so ago if, after all the time had passed, he still harbored any resentment towards Jimi for historically kinda hogging some of Pete's credit on things like feedback, guitar smashing, etc. Pete's reply, "It would have been an honor to have Jimi Hendrix fuck my wife".
Mr. Wade repeatedly expressed his resentment toward European courts passing judgments on African leaders accused of crimes.
In turn, Robert is a pass-agg jobsworth with a burgeoning resentment for the world around him.
Stories that the Crown Prince now ordered second story windows closed as his motorcade passed achieved nothing but additional popular resentment, Siddhi added sorrowfully.
