Sentence examples for resentment and fear from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koizumi's tough talk tapped into a growing resentment and fear of a rising China among ordinary Japanese.

He sees a legacy of unresolved resentment and fear, and his cinema depicts a new kind of birthing pain that might only be fatal.

Throughout his presidency, Richard M. Nixon pursued a Southern strategy intended to play on white resentment and fear of Lyndon B. Johnson's civil rights agenda.

In many cases, newly converted zealots do not understand the level of resentment and fear that their new views will engender.

But it also comes from the resentment and fear of parents who feel increasingly out of control as they compete for what is deemed the best.

But over the coming months, "we can do this" became gradually replaced by doubt, resentment and fear as the government performed U-turn after U-turn on the policies that had distinguished it from the rest of Europe.

Here is an eloquent pugilist who gives voice to their resentment and fears and desires, and he's not doing it from a bar stool, or a church lectern, or the back of pick-up truck with a confederate flag on the bumper.

He is but the latest in a long line of demagogues to tap into resentment and fear--following in the footsteps of Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, and Michele Bachmann.

Ms. Napolitano's departure would leave a void in Arizona, a caldron of resentments and fear and thick-headed immigration politics — a topic on which she has long been one of the cooler voices in the state.

Then, with apartheid off the books, the question was whether black and white South Africans would overcome a history of injustice, resentment, guilt and fear, and manage, somehow, to get along.

And while many people in Lebanon feel sympathy for what is happening to their neighbours in Syria, a sense of resentment, anger and fear that the conflict may spill further over the border is palpable on the city's streets.