After a nomadic decade — with stops in Brazil, Mexico and Cuba — Foujita returned to Japan, where his resentment at perceived slights in the West metastasized into rabid nationalism.
US and Pakistani forces have clashed by accident in the past during operations to root out militants, although sections of the Pakistani military and intelligence services are said to harbour deep resentment about perceived American interference.
This pro-gun, anti-government fervor buttresses resentment over perceived problems such as Obamacare, immigration, personal safety, declining "greatness" — all issues that point to race as a proxy for what's "wrong".
The same thing could be seen in Michael Gove's derided but effective attack on experts during the EU referendum – an expert bit of playing on a widely-shared resentment at perceived elite condescension.
In an election outcome that some say turned to a great extent on conservatives' resentment of perceived liberal elitism, breaking down that stereotype may in fact be an essential first step in a multi-year effort to transform your Republican family into an anarcho-syndacalist utopian collective.
Despite these advantages, the UK sites also showed evidence of persisting problems of fidelity, audits that focused too much on documentation of box-ticking and resentment of perceived top-down initiatives.
In an emotional address steeped in years of resentment and bitterness at perceived slights from the West, Mr. Putin made it clear that Russia's patience for post-Cold War accommodation, much diminished of late, had finally been exhausted.
Each of their successes, real or perceived, can provoke envy or resentment in the other.
The reasons can include resentment against a perceived occupier or some other historical and social injustice as well as economic and social incentives for the families of martyrs.
Now that Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, has ignored its objections, it has whipped up a frenzy of national resentment against the perceived calumnies.
