Sentence examples for resentment has grown from inspiring English sources

As popular resentment has grown, politicians have understandably taken up consumer complaints of price gouging.

With the fine print of No Child Left Behind becoming more evident as schools become more familiar with the act, resentment has grown.

At a time when many private sector workers have been badly squeezed by stagnant wages, soaring health care premiums and shrinking 401 k)'s, resentment has grown even among private sector union members toward the public employee unions.

The government has also exploited geographical divisions, analysts say, as resentment has grown among residents of the besieged cities toward those of the major cities of Damascus and Aleppo, who have not risen in significant numbers.

One chief invigilator said their resentment had grown this week after the SQA failed to increase their fees for next year's exam season, keeping them at a pay rate which had remained unchanged since 2010.

On the contrary, resentments have grown, performances diverged.

It instead exploited a level of Sunni anger and resentment that has grown steadily with each act of repression and growing authoritarianism since the 2010 election.

America's resentment of China has grown as its economy sputters while China's has galloped ahead.

Resentment against America has grown in response to America's support for Israel, its invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and its perceived hostility to Arabs and Muslims in the wake of the September attacks.It has also put the al-Sauds on the defensive.

Like it or not, Americans must know there are reasons beyond medal counts that resentment of the United States has grown in international sports, beginning with the belief that it buys favoritism and the Olympics itself (four since 1980, while no other nation has had more than one) with network television dollars.

He has grown strong by feeding on his own class resentment; wiliness is part of his DNA.