Mr. Bacanovic's feelings for his former client are complicated: there is resentment fueled by what he sees as the unfairness of his lot relative to hers, yet one that is tempered by warm memories of their shared love for chow chows and of Christmases spent together in the kitchen of Ms. Stewart's home in Westport, Conn.
Roger Ailes may be dead, but the country is now left suffering through his legacy: a politics of resentment fueled by a stream of racist, sexist propaganda made palatable with a populist spin.
Bewildered and baffled, he looked around for an explanation, and not finding it left him full of anger and resentment, fueling a rising determination to fight back, throw political correctness into the dustbin and regain his privileges.
Meanwhile, lingering resentments fuel local hostility toward Japanese women who become romantically involved with the American occupiers; one such woman, Mariko (Shirley Yamaguchi), proves crucial to the crisscrossing plotlines, and the gangsters' reference to her not by name but as "the kimono" shows the contempt in which such women were held by the occupiers as well.
Such resentment fuels anti-Americanism that can provide fertile ground for violent extremists profoundly hostile to U.S. interests.
Popular resentment is fueled by the statements of officials and politicians who sometimes seek to score political points by denouncing "foreigner raids" while continuing to allow them to take place.
The real worst-case scenario is that when the next big recession inevitably hits, the resentment that fueled Trump's rise will somehow get even hotter and rather than launching some kind of Democratic socialist, it propels an even more craven demagogue to power.
Resentments were fueled when a group of investors that included one of President Hamid Karzai's brothers, Mahmoud Karzai, bought a local cement factory, then cut many of its jobs and paid those who remained lower salaries, according to provincial council members.
The Right wing has chosen strategically to fan and mobilize racial resentment, to fuel an us-versus-them narrative that conveniently obscures the real destruction caused by elite Right wing and conservative economic power.
Resentment has been fueled by perceptions that many foreigners engage in crime, particularly drug trafficking.
During the 1990's, Washington's arrears became crippling to the organization and fueled resentment.
