Sentence examples for resentment comes from inspiring English sources

Resentment comes before reason.

I realize that much of my resentment comes simply from the fact that most of my friends are gone.

Maybe it's the timing: All this workload resentment comes at a point when real-life husbands are at an all-time down-low, be it sex-tweeting (twexting?) congressmen or international bankers accused of preying on hotel maids.

But there is a difference when that resentment comes from inside the state itself, when the most full-throated arguments against government are coming not from activists on the outside but from those on the inside.

Your mind zooms from: 'Wow, that poor kid's mug' to pure resentment 'That spoiled brat will never appreciate what he has!' (the resentment comes from being secretly jealous).

Where does the resentment come from?

Leave!" Decades of bottled-up resentment came unstoppered.

Out of this alchemy of expansion and resentment came Ford, who died on Tuesday of pleomorphic liposarcoma, a rare form of cancer, at the age of forty-six.

Allan Jones: When the boat was returned to the pier later that evening, you could feel the seething resentment coming off the police ranks.

(Out of that resentment came Odets's subsequent practice of writing for an ensemble; in all his early plays, instead of one or two starring roles, there are seven or eight characters of equal importance).

It is a convenient target: a multilateral institution, based in a faraway place (Geneva), whose rulings, though based on rules that have been ratified by Congress, are uniquely binding on America.All this festering resentment came to a head so dramatically because the NGOs were extraordinarily well-organised, in large part because of the Internet.