Sentence examples for resigned out of from inspiring English sources

One UN official resigned out of frustration at the UN's continued failure to halt the atrocities.

But Kennan resigned out of pique when he felt Kennedy had crossed him up by signing a trade bill that stigmatized Yugoslavia.

He resigned "out of respect for the good functioning as much of the government as of the justice system," Mr. Cahuzac said in a statement.

The announcement came a day after Kenya's anti-corruption czar, John Githongo, resigned out of frustration with continuing graft in the government.

McChrystal issued a statement saying that he had resigned out of a commitment to "our coalition forces, our partner nations, and the Afghan people".

Last fall, a mediator assigned by the mayor to resolve the dispute resigned out of frustration: he said he thought the tower's owner, a public employees' pension fund, had violated an embargo against talking publicly about the negotiations.

In a letter of resignation to President Sarkozy, Mr. Tron wrote that he would resign out of a sense of "duty," and he denounced a "press campaign" against him.

He didn't resign out of the blue".

Would they really resign out of spite rather than return to pre-Bush-era tax rates?

How often do British Gas executives resign out of sheer, screaming guilt?

On Friday, Mr. Stepic said he would resign "out of responsibility for and affinity to this organization".