Sentence examples for resentments from from inspiring English sources

"There are some resentments from the policies here and there".

Paglen is less measured on this subject, readily invoking resentments from adolescence.

Hardened by the resentments from decades of persecution by the Turkish state, and mindful of past failed attempts at peace, some Kurds sounded a note of skepticism.

A Democrat deeply familiar with the relationship complained that the press has often made it seem that Clinton harbored "lingering resentments" from the primary battle: "It's always sort of implied that it's Clinton's fault".

After our sessions, my client reported that she found it easier to step back and separate her past resentments from her present reactions and view her boss's comments in a positive light.

Mr. Kissinger has taken pains in the last year or so to shore up relations with Western Europe and Japan to overcome resentments from his past practice of proceeding unilaterally with the Russians.

The Farc's proximity to Chávez drew strong resentment from many Colombians who resented Chavez's influence over the Farc.

This created resentment from the outset.

There is no resentment from their competitors.

Only a spark, it seems, separates resentment from uprising.

"I've never quite understood the resentment from Sheffield.