Sentence examples similar to resentful nature from inspiring English sources

The sangoma reads the dingaka to detect the presence of spirits around a sick person, resentful ancestral spirits, offended nature spirits, or malevolent spirits.

It was a process that often turned me into a nag and her into a teenager more resistant and resentful than is her nature.

Yet racecourse chatter about the success of Skelton, 29, son of Olympic gold medal-winning showjumper Nick, is generally much more of an admiring nature than resentful.

By its very nature, the reasons for feeling resentful cannot be forgiven.

Rumi's wisdom is the often hard to swallow anecdote: "If you dig a pit for others to fall into, you will fall into it yourself". By its very nature, the reasons for feeling resentful cannot be forgiven.

She is resentful and angry, qualities that she transmits to him, through nature and nurture.

He shows the nature of that discontent among Qing dynasty scholars, resentful of the foreignness of Qing rule and its ruthless centralization of power.

In a 1966 story set on Riverworld, one of the resurrected is a resentful Jesus, angry that he had been deceived about the nature of the afterlife.

Mariam is an illegitimate child whose resentful mother eats away at her daughter's essential good nature by offering only bitter advice.

And if we are resentful of what happens, we will be finding fault with Nature and will be impious (ix.1.3).1.3

Hungary reminded western Europeans of the nature and proximity of the Soviet regime; Suez made them resentful of American tutelage.