Sentence examples for resentment because of from inspiring English sources

The licence tax, for instance, caused deep resentment because of a formula that taxed many cars at considerably more than their actual value.

It seemed to suggest that something was a little amiss, either fan resentment because of the threat to the season or simple fan uncertainty over whether today's game would actually take place.

And in Taiwan, a still significant segment of the population views the KMT and ROC with resentment because of suppressive rule after relocating to Taiwan in the 1940s.

Their relationship with villagers is mostly good, but there is some inevitable resentment because of the sheer boldness of their venture, and because of the obvious economic disparity between them and the village.

"There has been anger and resentment because a number of banks failed.

When this event occurs, the working stiff DJ might feel resentment because every one of us knows deep down inside that we too may one day be "used to be a DJ -guy.

Critics say that resentment increased because of his brusque treatment of dancers, who were frequently reduced to tears by his critiques.

"I think there's a lot of resentment because he became a star," said Mr. Paul, who ran for president in 2008.

Later, that could even lead to feelings of resentment because no one was there for you when X happened.

Your children are well-adjusted, happy and free of resentment because you acted in alignment with their interests and needs.

I've noticed my own tendency to turn requests into objects of resentment because I immediately assume each one is a "should do".