Sentence examples for resentment the fact from inspiring English sources
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I feel resentment of the fact that I do feel restrained".
For a long time, there seemed to be little resentment of the fact that Bloomberg had bought the mayoralty.
Or perhaps it's out of resentment of the fact that a once disenfranchised people are now a formidable political force helping to shape American politics.
Resentment at the fact the country's most recognisable monument was built by a Muslim emperor has always existed on the fringes of the Hindu right.
Madeline has nurtured her grudge against Nathan for 14 years, fortifying it with growing resentment over the fact that he now appears to be a good father to his own daughter.
This time, Prime Minister Tony Blair has resisted calls to ban French beef despite widespread resentment over the fact that more than a year after the European Commission ended its ban on exports of British beef France still refuses to import it.
There is still some resentment at the fact that Lord Sumption was foisted on the supreme court without devoting 10 or 15 years to relatively low-paid full-time judicial service, as all his fellow judges have.
In the book, however, she alludes to an "important vow of obedience" that was broken, and to her resentment of the fact that "I did both things, was both man and woman, while my husband — meaning well — only did one".
While protesters have not focused much ire on Brazil's economic elite, there has been a building resentment toward the fact that governing structures subject to corruption in Brazil remained largely the same throughout the long economic boom, as authorities channeled huge resources of the state to projects controlled by tycoons.
Both Mr Galliano and Mr Gaultier are perfectly capable of making wearable clothes, so the idea must be to create publicity; but this only serves to increase the sneers of the fashion-averse.No escapeHowever, there may be a third answer: a resentment of the fact that we are all fashion victims.
