Sentence examples for resent the lack from inspiring English sources

Some deported migrants resent the lack of Latino solidarity.

Certainly opponents resent the lack of public consultation on the matter.

I don't resent the lack of cultural information I had as a child.

She has no explanation for her affair other than a vague sense of boredom, and her black friends resent the lack of racial solidarity the men in her life display by having fallen for her.

Survivors also resent the lack of official apology, acknowledgement and compensation from the US for mistaken strikes, and bitterly note that Obama was quick to take responsibility for an errant 2015 strike that killed two westerners.

"We resent the lack of community relations," said Simone Sindin, chairwoman of Community Board 4. "One of the problems we have with all Con Ed installations is that there is no community interaction until it's a done deal".

In unilaterally scheduling the action for Sunday, March 7, King alienated a number of SNCC leaders, who resented the lack of a joint decision.

Keystone complained that his images "speak too much", while Kertész resented the lack of artistic independence: "I interpret what I feel in a given moment.

Koro brings up his granddaughter himself but inwardly resents the lack of a male descendant and gloweringly refuses to accept the obvious - that Paikea is the natural inheritor of his mantle.

I resented the lack of opportunity small-town Canada provided.

Part of me resents the lack of support in that area, and part of me knows I never really fought for it.