Sentence examples for resentment swelled from inspiring English sources
Gradually, however, Pequot resentment swelled as increasing numbers of colonists encroached upon the tribe's customary territory.
Within a short time, anti-Chinese resentment swelled in the ranks of the white workers of Truckee.
And as popular resentment rightfully swells against Wall Street and the bloated executive class, Congresspeople with a conscience have new wind at their back to reject the wishes of their donors and re-commit to the will of the people.
Resentment over job discrimination and loss of lands swelled, combined with anger at China's religion policies and the stream of new settlers.
Support for UKIP has swelled in recent years, driven by resentment of immigration from 10 countries which joined the EU in 2004.
A U.S. serviceman fatally stabbed a Japanese woman and then killed himself in Okinawa on Saturday, Japan's Foreign Ministry said, as local resentment over the presence of American troops in the southwestern Japanese region swelled.
The real story of this election was the growing influence of young voters, especially young Mizrahi and Russian voters, who are reflexively hawkish but less burdened by old ideologies and resentments than their parents — more interested in "eichut haim," or quality of life — and who swelled the center.
Resentment against immigrants (portrayed as freeloading on Britain's welfare state) and Brussels bureaucracy has been rising, swelled by stagnation, the travails of the euro and high unemployment in Continental Europe.
