Sentence examples for resentment without from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Mr. Bush can draw on this politics of resentment without becoming its captive.

Moaning, a source of entertainment in its own right, is also an important psychic comfort blanket, a way of venting resentment without taking responsibility for effecting change.

And, like the rest of Afghanistan, they are largely as we have made them, through a combination of kicking and kindness that has bred dependence and resentment, without leaving much of substance.

But the G.O.P., for Super Tuesday, offered four shades of resentment without painting a picture of where the Party was headed, and the kind of America it might make.

But he's given up all the evangelical Christian content -- without resentment, without regret.

This is an important story, as much a part of Northumberland's history as the Roman Wall, and it's impossible to understand north east England, its passions and resentments, without knowing something of the industry that powered the nation.

Imagine being free to regard the past without resentment and the future without anxiety.

Love without freedom soon devolves into resentment, and freedom without love results in loneliness and isolation.

She responded thoughtfully and without resentment, and seldom, if ever, finished an interview without those present being on her side.

"Our life together was strangely without sensation," records the narrator of "The Sacrifices", without resentment.

Can there be history without resentment?