Related: Myleene Klass offers an etiquette lesson in gift-giving This brutal exposure to the modern culture of gift-giving left me resentfully trying to devise ways to undermine it, a project in which I entirely failed.
So bitter is the mistrust between Greeks and Turks, both those who live in their respective motherlands and those who resentfully share the divided island of Cyprus, that the grand plans to bring new eastern members into Western Europe's clubs will be at risk if nothing is done.
Firms mostly moved no farther than Croydon, and even then resentfully.
At the moment many voters are looking resentfully at Labour's record in office through the refractive lens of recent debacles.
The opposition, however, argues that this actually aggravates divisions.Many also believe, resentfully, that the government is dominated by Mr Zenawi's ethnic group, the Tigrayans, who spearheaded the revolt against the Derg.
On September 11th China resentfully marked the first anniversary of the "nationalisation" of three of the five islands, which the Japanese government bought from their private owner.
So rude had Mr Blair been that Mr Chirac also cancelled an imminent Anglo-French summit (since resentfully reinstated to take place in January).No longer would we have to take seriously the awful notion, once encouraged by the Downing Street spin machine, that Jacques and Tony were best buddies who liked nothing more than to sort out Europe's problems over a convivial dinner.
So, resentfully, are millions of urban youths.
I know this because I used to judge the London Restaurant Awards, a televised black-tie event at which blinged-up newsreaders handed out gongs, while an increasingly unruly audience of restaurateurs and chefs got resentfully smashed.
If his opposite number was made to seem rather clumsy in his rejoinder – Sam Warburton's consolation ultimately comprised "yeah, um, unlucky" – then Warren Gatland contrived to sound plain graceless as he dwelt resentfully on the rancour ignited by his decision to discard Brian O'Driscoll.
Here, old whites sip Carling lager resentfully in the afternoon pubs.
