Sentence examples for resentful question from inspiring English sources
"Is it just chance, or might you have something to do with it?" His reply was a resentful question: "You think it's all my fault, don't you?" Now I got it.
But the next morning, when city attorney Margaret Baumgartner, an imposing white woman with a resentful air, questioned him, he fell apart.
Although admittedly the thésards I spoke to were a small sample, they expressed remarkably similar pride in their thesis work, which then segued – spontaneously for some, for others in response to my questions – into ambivalent, resentful or even defiant attitudes towards current or future employment in commercial work.
How to expand this movement beyond the justifiably resentful meritocrats is probably the most important question it faces.
Over the past few years, Mr. Obama has also voiced sympathy for whites who feel resentful of race-based affirmative action and questioned how long such programs need to continue.
We are envious, fearful, resentful and way-too inclined to tear into others rather question ourselves.
There have been many other strains as well, not least some male officers who question the female Marines' purpose and young infantrymen who remain resentful of the attention from commanders and the news media that the women have received.
Someone asked him a question what to do when he is practicing compassion, but the people around him are resentful.
Critics in the Israeli press have questioned the wisdom of, in effect, rubbing the Palestinians' noses in their powerlessness, making them even more resentful and perhaps guaranteeing another terrorist bombing sooner or later.
His daughters were resentful.
