Sentence examples for resentment erupted from inspiring English sources

In 1959 Tibetan resentment erupted in a revolt against Chinese rule, soon suppressed.

Afar resentment erupted into a civil war in the early 1990s, and though Mr Gouled, under French pressure, introduced a limited multi-party system in 1992, the rebels from the Afar party, the Front for the Restoration of Unity and Democracy (Frud), were excluded.

Their resentment erupts in little shoves, in petals thrown in Mr. Jones's face.

And when the Rwandan genocide of 1994 led to armed conflicts between Rwandan and Congolese forces, old resentments erupted.

The Senate Judiciary Committee, already a place of severe partisan resentments, erupted into loud argument after Democrats asked that a vote on the Pryor nomination be postponed until a more complete investigation could occur.

In Iran, the enforced uprooting of millions of people from their rural habitats created the reservoir of rage and resentment that erupted in the Islamic Revolution of 1979.

In the late 1870s and early 80s, Egyptian resentment finally erupted in what were the first nationalist upsurges against colonial rule anywhere in Asia and Africa.

Outsiders' resentments occasionally erupt in questions from tactless journalists (perhaps someone with an unpublished manuscript in a drawer).

Growing Lebanese resentment of Syrian tutelage erupted after the assassination early this year of Rafik Hariri, Lebanon's most prominent post-war politician, which many Lebanese instinctively blamed on Syria.

With the backing of powerful patrons in Jakarta, those companies paid little heed to the environment or local peoples, stoking resentment that has periodically erupted into violence.

Simmering resentment over Don Juan de Oñate erupted several years ago when cities across the Southwest celebrated the 400th anniversary of the explorer's arrival at the Rio Grande, mirroring Mexican protests over Hernando Cortés.