Sentence examples for reason for resentment from inspiring English sources

He has been in love since childhood with a girl named Lou, who is in love with Mal and is just one more reason for resentment.

Gives a couple of examples of how the M.G. give the inhabitants ample reason for resentment, such as that of banning them from the principal movie houses, and for reserving more streetcars for themselves than is needed, while the inhabitants are crammed into a few trams allotted them.

Obama has an especially good reason for resentment.

In Iraq, the reasons for resentment are more varied and more profound.

Ms. Palin is obviously hurt and angry about the way Mr. Johnston has exploited his connections to convert fame into fortune, but there are other reasons for resentment.

The whole economic situation could be a major reason for increased resentment, contributing to the regime's fall.

There's good reason for the resentment, too: a long, complicated history including everything from poisoning public waterways to manufacturing Agent Orange, bovine growth hormones, and DDT pesticides.

But there is a second and perhaps more interesting reason for my resentment too, although I'm not proud of it.

She thought she had good reason for her resentment.

As Ziva and Tony drive home from the airport, she divulges the reason for her resentment of the new director: Orli Elbaz was the reason for her parents' divorce.

And now the franchisees have new cause for resentment.