Jacques cried when her ex-husband won the award, and divulged to her son that she "wasn't crying out of professional resentment or even envy about Joan Le Mesurier ... but from an unhappiness that, through her own actions, she lost John or there was now no-one with whom to spend her life".
Yet he was still able to locate the insecurity of a newly married couple in their first cold-water flat, the professional resentment of a pair of aging vaudevillians, and the awkward ambush of an unemployed actor showing up soaking wet at your front door having sublet your apartment from your recently decamped ex-boyfriend.
Shorn of its psychedelic fruffery, the Boosh was the flatpack model of a classic odd-couple sitcom: Noel Fielding's Vince Noir was cool, affable, yet thunkingly naive; Julian Barratt's sadsack Howard Moon wore personal and professional resentments like ballast around his neck.
More important, those denials disproportionately affect young, highly educated students and professionals, seeding resentment in a group that has played an important role in improving ties between the countries.
And while O'Loughlin adroitly maps out the sexual and professional rivalries, the resentments and the symbiosis among these writers and photographers, several of them remain elusive.
Many people assumed that we must be, since sometimes one and sometimes the other would get the better review, the bigger advance, in some way "competitive," that our private life must be a minefield of professional envies and resentments.
The state seemed to be arguing that Arce would devote his professional life to sowing resentment against a group of people that might include his own immediate family.
Elite children "learn to think of themselves as special and as entitled to receive certain kinds of services," Lareau notes, but working class kids learn a sense of powerlessness and resentment towards professionals, whom they often see as uncaring, arrogant, and exercising unchecked power over working class lives.
Maravich's professional career was marred by resentment over the $1.9 million contract (by far the highest-paying to date) he received when the Atlanta Hawks made him their first draft choice in 1970.
In 1947, playing American football for the San Francisco 49ers, the first Japanese-American in the professional game, he faced considerable resentment resulting from the recently-ended war against Japan.
If you are having trouble letting go of the anger and resentment, get some professional help.
