Sentence examples for resentment aroused from inspiring English sources

In January 1920 he returned to Damascus, where he was unable to calm the violent resentment aroused by the news of French pretensions.

Zanco began travelling to Mexico to research Barragán, and started to realize the depth of resentment aroused by the sale of the archive.

And I do remember her with fondness, but she was completely silent". Zanco began travelling to Mexico to research Barragán, and started to realize the depth of resentment aroused by the sale of the archive.

At the summit in Genoa, the European leaders could see the resentment aroused by globalization -- which is, for many of their constituents, just a shorthand for a new world order dominated by Americans.

The borough commander, Anthony Bouza, acknowledges the lurid fascination of police work, calling it "a ringside seat to the greatest show on earth," but adds an impassioned monologue regarding the resentment aroused by the police among those enduring the traumas of poverty that should be engraved on the halls of justice.

The borough commander, Anthony Bouza, acknowledges the lurid fascination of police work, calling it "a ringside seat to the greatest show on earth," but adds an impassioned monologue — regarding the resentment aroused by the police among those enduring the traumas of poverty — that should be engraved on the halls of justice.

Explaining the historical context, Simon Myerson QC, for the claimants, said resentment was aroused by the influx of white farmers after the country became a colony in 1920.

French resentments were aroused once more by the signing of a treaty between Britain and the United States late in 1794, a treaty that, in the popular mind, carried Jay's name, for he had served as the U.S. negotiator.

He aroused resentment and only 71 out of 1700 booksellers all over the country, signed.

It is in Suffolk County on Long Island where immigrant workers have aroused resentment and even violence.

In America, Downes's pugilistic praise of Sibelius aroused resentment among Stravinsky's many followers and admirers.