Sentence examples for resent about from inspiring English sources

But to many American Christians, those friendly Mormon missionaries embody exactly what they fear and resent about Mormonism.

She added, "What I resent about the Sotheby's auction is that it forces us to live in the past".

Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, understood that what radical Muslims most resent about the West is not its Christianity, but its rampant secularism.

Now it seems to be Amazon's turn to serve as a symbol for everything that many Germans resent about American-style management and so-called Anglo-Saxon capitalism.

What many people in the biking community most resent about Mr. Amrstrong was his willingness to destroy others to protect himself.

These guys are good!" (The one thing that most Canadians resent about the 1980 American "Miracle on Ice" is that most Americans have no idea what a miracle it really was).

This is what the retrograde thinkers who destroyed the towers resented about us.

Spokesmen for both the pub lishers and the 10 unions rep resenting about 12,000 employes expressed hope that agree ments could be reached with out a strike.

That was precisely the time for us to say, 'Maybe it is a difficult thing to understand.' "What is it that my parents' generation [in Sri Lanka] resented about the British?

Do weary parents juggling two careers and child-rearing resent hearing about George W. Bush's afternoon naps?

For all his equivocations, what Duffy seems to resent most about his racial identity is how inescapable that absurdity is.