Sentence examples for resents for from inspiring English sources

Let's say that walls symbolise his dead dad, whom Adonis resents for dying so young.

And it is a region that in Gone Girl, Gillian Flynn's novel and the new David filmher-directhe film, the protagonist Amy Dunne resents for the people she calls the "nice enoughs" and for its lack of Manhattan hipster cool.

We do have recurring characters, both harsh and benevolent, and Leo's eventual return to his family (including a baby brother he resents for drawing attention from his amazing, terrible years), but the heart of this book is Leo's "urge to invent escape words".

Although only 16 years old when she meets and falls in love with Jason, Medea is cunning and unscrupulous enough to help him possess the Fleece and to dispatch her brother Apsyrtus, whom she resents for being the heir to the throne of Colchis.

She abducts M, whom she resents for advising her father not to pay the ransom money.

Kyle has a first cousin also named Kyle, whom he resents for being the embodiment of Jewish stereotypes and causing Kyle to question whether or not he was a self-hating Jew.

It is resented for its strength, but rarely chided for weakness.

When Mr Clinton proposed universal health care in 1993, he was resented for expanding government power.

Perhaps Liverpool is still resented for winning five European titles, the most by any English squad.

He is equally admired for his superb horsemanship and resented for his clowning-braggart style.

There were also chaperones, who were resented for their lack of baseball knowledge.