Sentence examples for resent anything from inspiring English sources
'It sounds simple, if you say you're accepting, but I was never one to resent anything.
"And liberals tend to go to movies, while conservatives tend to resent anything that rocks the boat".
But they did not want to endorse either of the Tea Party candidates because they feared their membership would resent anything that looked like top-down control.
TOM YAGER New York, July 1, 2013 In my Lower East Side neighborhood, car owners resent anything that takes their car rights away, be it bike lanes, bike racks, pedestrian-friendly spaces, even bus stops.
'He's there to work and would resent anything that was just messing around.' As to character development: 'He only wants to talk about what's useful to him,' says Eyre.
She had made half-hearted tries, but she resented anything she was asked to do for him.
The proposed reforms also proved unpopular with the broader public, who resent paying anything to a government that gives them so little in return.The government's failure has jeopardised its agreement with the IMF, which is withholding the remaining $3.5 billion of the bail-out funds it offered back in 2008.
I liked the first half immensely -- it's the kind of novel that makes you resent when anything impinges on your reading time -- work, kids, meals, etc.
But probably the bigger reason is that he is an intense workaholic, and resents anything that takes him away from his work.
Already, in July, an Indian naval ship off Vietnam ignored a radio warning, apparently from the Chinese navy, that it was entering Chinese waters.China resents anything that smacks of efforts to thwart its rise as a global power.
