Sentence examples for personal resentment from inspiring English sources

It is equally unclear whether Mr. McCain can stow his personal resentment toward Mr. Bush and get the positive side of his personality back out in front.

His whole career was all built around his personal resentment of élitism.

But he seemed to think the explanation for the bombings lay less with religion and more with personal resentment.

The black legal scholar and activist Patricia Williams says she was "stunned by the intensely personal resentment of some of my white women friends in particular".

John William Polidori stitched together folklore, personal resentment and erotic anxieties into "The Vampyre," a story that is the basis for vampires as they are understood today.

He also holds a deep personal resentment toward the warden, Father Sebastian Morell, and the class and privilege that he represents -- Father Sebastian is a descendant of bishops and married into the gentry.

It was nothing less than a "lynching", prompted by personal resentments, and with two chief culprits.

It's about parading his seething personal resentments in order to become the very thing he purports to despise: a celebrity.

The idea of individual coaches stoking personal resentments as a way of motivating their athlete is rather less tenable when everyone reports to the same team director; and sportspeople downplay any rumoured rifts to maintain a media-friendly image.

In private, Barry finds fault with everything Lindy does, and she submits meekly to his criticisms; when they talk to other people in the garden, they're endlessly agreeable and deferential, his agreeableness barely masking his class resentment and her singsong chipperness barely masking a multitude of personal resentments.

And this is also the president who tweets deeply personal resentments in the early hours of the morning.