Mormon settlers arrived in 1831, but local resentment drove them out in 1833.
Even in Kosovo more recently, the combination of the strong and the just worked: air assault, imminence of ground troop movement and local resentment drove out the oppressors.
Whatever fear and insecurity, uncertainty and resentment drove the youth (and others) of his day to surrender their allegiance to a human "Führer," the outcome would never live up to the promises.
Ms. Morton's Miranda is a wonderfully recognizable muddle of hunger, resentment, drive and hesitation whose limbs, hair and moods all seem to have inconvenient lives of their own.
If you can't figure out how to channel the anger and resentment that drives the grass roots of the party, you won't make it out of January.
It has created the conditions for the resentment that drives the terrorists, but the vast majority of people in those conditions do not resort to terrorism.
Earlier today, I watched the first two episodes of "Breaking Bad," which reminded me that the rage and resentment that drove Walt for so long were present before he began cooking meth.
That raises the specter of more of the kind of Republican infighting and resentment that has driven congressional dysfunction in recent years.
Because they cannot escape each other they become a "collection of petty jealousies, neuroses, undiagnosed PTSD cases, and simmering resentments," which drives one of them to write "'Sartre: Hell is other people" in pen inside one of the caravans.
"Nationalism driven by resentment and cultural insecurity is in decline.
