Sentence examples for resentment of a from inspiring English sources
The first is class resentment of a party of the toffs.
The protests have laid bare the resentment of a Shiite majority discriminated against by a Sunni leadership.
The same resentment of a government that is believed to favor minorities is at the heart of today's Tea Party.
That is a region of the truncated Yugoslavia ruled by Belgrade to the resentment of a restive ethnic Albanian majority.
She won by capitalizing on resentment of a big tax package that Mr. Florio had pushed through.
She has harvested the resentment of a segment of Manhattan's old guard, which perceives her as a promoter.
One of the most obvious of these is resentment of an authority or a specific rule.
Asked whether he expected any resentment of an outsider from the Paris Opera Ballet dancers, Mr. Millepied answered simply.
A Rolling Stone interview that year detailed the band's resentment of an increasingly shaky Staley and noted his needle marks.
O.K., but resentment of an American president being honored by the Norwegians is not a good point from which to build a Republican revival.
It is likely to deepen divisions between the capital and the rest of the nation, increase resentment of an "out of touch" political elite and make it more difficult to overhaul Britain's deeply flawed immigration policies.
