Accompanied by Erica (the excellent Jessica Capshaw), his publicist from Bel Air, Pony tries to share his success with his friends, who will have none of it: accepting Pony and his limo would mean letting go of their resentment of him for having left and made something of himself.
The first was the president's quick victory in Iraq, which established new respect -- along with new resentments -- for him in a region that recognizes power and must now deal with him as the leader of an occupying force in the very heart of the Middle East.
The willingness of the paper to spend money on a bigger nest for Silver increased resentment of him among some colleagues who already disliked his work, Sullivan wrote.
Araton writes that, "whatever in-house resentment there is for him and his contract is misplaced and grossly unfair".
But if Rodriguez is not one to easily feel sorry for, whatever in-house resentment there is for him and his contract is misplaced and grossly unfair.
In turn, Robert is a pass-agg jobsworth with a burgeoning resentment for the world around him.
Even then he might underestimate it, but it would bear him no resentment, for conceit was not a vice from which robots often suffered".
Why was I stewing in our bedroom, harboring resentment towards him for not planning dates when I was more than capable of planning them myself?
If these accusations about Travolta are true, then I suspect that some of his gay partners might be coming out now due to resentment toward him for getting to have his cake and eat it, too -- that is, living the life of a straight man, free of the societal stigma, harassment, bullying, and discrimination that gay people face, while secretly seeking gay sexual encounters.
