Sentence examples for really resentment from inspiring English sources

But how much of that overworked feeling is really resentment that it wasn't you who got to decide those things were important?

"What's really stirring resentment in all this is the role of the generals," he said.

"We're hitting this really huge resentment, and term limits is icing on the cake," Mr. Cassino said.

Mr. Clowes's reservoir of resentment really began to seethe in art school.

Blair thinks Jackson's reaction to "Why Did You Do That?" is really about his resentment of Ally's fame.

Can Mr. McCain and Ms. Palin really ride Nixonian resentment into an upset election victory in what should be an overwhelmingly Democratic year?

I know it's complicated, but resentment really only has value when a damaging behavior just occurred.

Aravind Adiga did class resentment really well in The White Tiger, while Rana Dasgupta does metaphysics as well as the great European modernists in his forthcoming Solo.

(This one is hard but it really helps melt resentments when we can honestly understand, apologize or own our part in a conflict).

He never really gave up his resentment of Ali, despite Ali's periodic apologies and gestures of respect.

This is a guy who saw his own father go to jail, and his rage about that, his sense of resentment, never really abates.