Sentence examples for resentment mounts from inspiring English sources

The exploitation mounts, the resentment mounts, and I think the resentment will continue to grow until something gives way and busts.

The question of Mr. Musharraf's future, and by extension, the future of the judges, has consumed almost all the attention of the new coalition government, producing instability in it as the economy stalls and popular resentment mounts about increased food and energy costs.

The two sides simmered uneasily along, resentment mounting on each side, until Feb. 12, 1863, when Confederate and Unionist loyalties collided violently at the Bond Schoolhouse, near Yadkin's Deep Creek Friends meeting house.

But signs of death and personal loss were inescapable, as resentment mounted among citizens who feel they have no choice but to support Assad or be slaughtered at the hands of Sunni radicals.

The tension and resentment are mounting, and farmers and immigrant representatives are worried the situation could become explosive.

Voters like these interact constantly with low-level government officials, and their resentment has mounted to the point at which it trumps other political messages.

Recently, however, as resentment has mounted here over high unemployment and cuts to social services by a government struggling to balance its budget, the family's wealth has come under greater scrutiny.

As the war drags on, a sense of reality is lacking in the Bush camp's triumphalism; Americans are still killing and dying in almost every news cycle, and Iraqi resentment is mounting against an improvised occupation that has set the nation free mainly in the sense that it is ungoverned.

Frustration and resentment are mounting.

But Chanu's efforts persist, as does his mounting resentment of English complacency and condescension.

Eye-glazingly dull, the start of the hearing reflected little of the public's mounting resentment against Facebook, its urgent need for catharsis.