Sentence examples for resentment it from inspiring English sources

Race legislation only delays this shift, because of the resentment it causes…".

However, the resentment it produced among Indians became one of the catalysts giving rise to India's growing independence movement.

The book's remaining three essays deal somewhat unevenly with the fallout of the Jews' economic success, and in particular the resentment it inspired among history's economic also-rans.

But more than news reports, this issue of Granta forces an uncomfortably close confrontation with American foreign policy and the resentment it rightly or wrongly engenders.

The forced settlement of nomads is a policy that Communist Party officials have been pushing for years in many parts of Tibet, despite the widespread resentment it causes.

Jamison offers a diagnosis of Gwen's ongoing resentment: "It was clear that there were certain kinds of vulnerability that Gwen had readily admitted into her narrative..

I do carry a lot of resentment about it; it's hard not to.

In this militarized land full of tensions and resentments, it looked like a morning of sheer joy.

It nurses grievances and indulges resentments; it doesn't call for courage; it finds that cowardice suffices.

He also faces increasing suspicion of America's economic, military and cultural power, and the resentments it has engendered.

Global terrorism is inextricably linked to global capitalism -- financed by it, a reaction to it, fueled by the resentments it has engendered around the globe.