Followed by smug accusations of sour grapes, actual sour grapes, and finally resentful grumbling by lots of women in comfort clogs, maybe even including me.
The resentful Nixon, by contrast, was in constant battle with an East Coast establishment that would never fully accept him.
Nostalgia can smooth the rough edges of history sometimes and Ronaldo had become an unsettled, almost resentful figure by the time he left Manchester.
This is an angry, bitter, resentful mess by a man who might have taken another course: behaved like the hero he was too young to become, taken what was coming to him on the chin.
The recent staggering commercial success of "Harry Potter", the proliferation of "chick lit" and "lad lit", and the upsurge of interest in the kind of history books that used to get given to resentful teenagers by worthy godparents, have all made publishers and critics re-think their assumptions.
For years, many of them felt angry and resentful, ignored by the elites, and regarded as "deplorable".
Within this theme, there were two subthemes, pleased and resentful, determined by the participant's attitude towards being her mother's daughter and having similar food practices to Mom.
Now the guys are menaced by a giant octopus called Brine (voiced by John Malkovich), a resentful supervillain haunted by the past – maybe inspired by Syndrome from The Incredibles – who resents the way cute penguins stole his thunder when they were all in the zoo together.
While scores of Cyprus' disappeared were killed by military or paramilitary groups, others were murdered by opportunistic or resentful civilians, emboldened by the lawlessness and hatred around them.
Overweight or trim; dismissed as an old face by resentful party strategists or supported quietly by soccer moms in primary states; helped or hindered by distance from Clinton -- it's Al against the field.
