It was a real struggle for her, a real complication in her life, something she really resented, something she didn't know how to deal with".
As Apsara majestically descends from the helicopter a cry goes up, just her name, Veeenaaa, and Rai recognizes that in spite of all the hyperbolic revelry and public display of her life, she has never been resented, something in her manner disarms people, and what bubbles out of them instead of bile is a miraculous, unconditional affection.
The pay is good, but I resent doing something with my time other than writing.
Instead of resenting time like something I had to do, or being annoyed that there never seemed to be enough, I began to enjoy the thrill of designing a plan and sticking to it.
"Of course, some middle-age people do resent the 20-somethings who are buying a multimillion-dollar apartment and then demolishing it".
9. Agreeing to do something you don't really want to do and then resenting it or not following through.
Unfortunately these rules aren't always adhered to, and this is something we resent.
Part of the reason people abroad resent the United States is something Americans can do very little about: envy.
Volunteers who had captured and banded crows (something crows resent) while wearing caveman masks were cawed at and dive-bombed whenever they re-entered crow precincts.
Suddenly it was on its feet barking loudly and menacingly at the door we were standing behind, as though it had sensed we were intending something and resented that.
"Year after year, session after session, they've looked at health care not as an investment in our community but as something they resent doing, like a social welfare item," said Kim Ross, a health policy consultant based in Austin.
