Sentence examples for resentment flare from inspiring English sources

Flames of resentment flare when the region is portrayed as anything but down-home, clean, decent, pioneer-spirited whatever.

Resentment flared this year when Mrs. Aquino's Government finally negotiated the 10-year extension of the Subic Bay lease.

Undercurrents of racism do exist, as do reports of Burmese trafficking guns and drugs.If the resentment flares into violence, many Chinese Hui might side with the Burmese.

Her 16-year-old son was able to find a spot in the city's German school, but local resentment flared again when many of the 300 children of P.& G. families flooded into the city's international schools, which were unprepared for them.

Indeed, white resentment flared at the suggestion that Senator Warren might have received some professional benefit from her claim to Native status.

Children are orphaned, businesses close, political and tribal resentments flare up.

The episode, which American officers said they were investigating, highlighted how easily suspicions and resentment can flare out of control in an area as contested as the Helmand River Valley.

They may no longer be called "dwarf bandits," as they were during the great conflict, but even now Chinese "resentment can flare up suddenly, and seemingly without immediate cause".

As much as consumerism, or the resentments that flared up around Brexit, this is part of who we are now.

The blunt truth is that whether their success is deserved or not, different ethnic groups prosper at different rates as markets open up, and these inequalities will produce ever-growing resentments and flare-ups.

With all the brouhaha stirred up by the recent Arizona immigration law, resentments are flaring on all sides.