Sentence examples for perpetual resentment from inspiring English sources
And Ms. Franz, whose Aaronetta is coiled in perpetual resentment, exudes a fretful, fearful defensiveness that could only belong to the youngest.
How does a human being confront profound misfortune without sinking into perpetual anger and resentment?
Acceptance has set in, somehow, has crept up on you, which is just as well, because the alternative – perpetual rage and resentment – would not help matters.
The Clidastes spin around to face an oncoming maw that's in a perpetual state of homicidal resentment.
Ronan plays the teenage daughter of Gemma Arterton, the two of them trapped by their condition in a perpetual hell of sulky mutual resentment.
He's also been blessed with loving parents and siblings -- and a happy marriage -- and has managed to escape the karma of family dysfunction that leaves so many yoga memoirists consumed with regret and resentment and seemingly lost in a state of perpetual navel-gazing.
There are probably intriguing reflections to be made about living in the perpetual shadow of a notorious figure, and sharing cramped quarters with God, guilt, betrayal, resentment and self-recrimination.
But while Charlie may be an animal in perpetual fight-or-flight mode, Mr. Esparza finds many shades and textures — of pride, humiliation, anger and resentment — within that primal instinct.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
