Sentence examples for some lingering resentment from inspiring English sources

But behind the happy dollar signs was heartache, and even some lingering resentment.

And despite some lingering resentment about being left behind, stores have stocked up on hand warmers and hot drinks for the crowds expected to line up for their chance to buy into the hype.

Rove appeared to be harboring some lingering resentment about the whole thing during an appearance on Tuesday's "Happening Now".

Mr. Campbell is said to be widely liked by the museum's trustees and curators, though there are some lingering resentments among staff members who had backed other candidates for his job.

Some of this reflects lingering resentment of James's ham-handed "decision" last summer to leave Cleveland ("I am taking my talents to South Beach").

Inside the convention center it was all love, pretty much, with the exception of some people who harbor lingering resentment of Ms. Palin for quitting her job as governor last year, and a heckler who interrupted the proceedings with a cry of "You're a hypocrite, both of you are hypocrites".

The events left lingering resentment among some police officers who say that politics derailed the investigation.

As if that were not enough, Hall faced lingering resentment from some of Olivier's old associates and his initial 1974 season was a string of disappointing duds.

The monopoly on trade Galveston had enjoyed was shattered, and even a century later a sense of lingering resentment pushed some voters to reject the merger.

The commercial comes against a backdrop of lingering resentment by some black ministers in Memphis at Mr. Cohen's election in 2006.

For example, he faces lingering resentment among some black leaders over his role two years ago in a battle that erupted over a vacancy on the state Supreme Court.