Sentence examples for resent for from inspiring English sources

Some of the Rakhines' frustration has been vented on the Muslim Kaman, whom they resent for being more prosperous.

The male police chief, the man who we'd started to resent for not being Frances McDormand, was murdered out of the blue.

If you thought your grandmother was passive-aggressive, you haven't seen this woman, who shares a room in the allergy ward with a young Ms. Kron, whom she seems to resent for not being quite allergic enough.

Both puddings - a Bakewell tart that you couldn't really resent for bringing that cardiac infarction forward by three to six months, and a beautifully balanced torte of chocolate and blood orange - were sensational.

A BirdLife member was shot in the face; three cars belonging to BirdLife volunteers were set on fire; and several thousand young trees were uprooted at a reforestation site that hunters resent for its competition with the main island's only other forest, which they control and shoot roosting birds in.

After letting the Lakers vent, fume and resent for half a season, and by allowing the team tensions to fester and boil, Jackson has each star on the team sipping from the same mystic river these days by preaching the sacred properties of impermanence.

It is resented for its strength, but rarely chided for weakness.

When Mr Clinton proposed universal health care in 1993, he was resented for expanding government power.

Perhaps Liverpool is still resented for winning five European titles, the most by any English squad.

He is equally admired for his superb horsemanship and resented for his clowning-braggart style.

There were also chaperones, who were resented for their lack of baseball knowledge.