Sentence examples for so much resentment from inspiring English sources

This could breed so much resentment.

Why does the work of his corps arouse so much resentment?

Ghani's intransigence aroused so much resentment that he couldn't get parliament to approve some of his key appointments.

More broadly, he suggested, "the church needs to consider why, despite doing such a huge amount of charity work, it is generating so much resentment and even sometimes hatred".

One reason Mr. Kibaki has engendered so much resentment from other tribes is because many of the top officials in his government — including the ministers of defense, justice, finance and internal security — are Kikuyus.

Mr. Okrent, 53, said that boomers were pretty much fatuous, self-important and lazy, and that's why they arouse so much resentment from Americans in their 20's and 30's.

As in the United States, the underlying cause of so much voter resentment isn't trade agreements or immigration.

And will he be able to reproduce his best form when he would rather be playing in blue and there is so much lingering resentment?

Al Jazeera, the satellite television network that has given a worldwide voice to so much Arab resentment of the United States, will be ready to broadcast from Baghdad.

It is that they seemed never to have given a moment's thought, as they addressed their audiences, to the consequences of stuffing so much flammable resentment into such tiny bottles.

Whether it's Vivienne Westwood's saying that Alexander McQueen has "zero talent" or Puff Daddy's claiming that Michael Kors "ain't as fly as me," there is so much seething resentment among designers, editors, models and their hangers-on that the tension at most fashion shows is thicker than a male model.