Sentence examples for sort of resentment from inspiring English sources

The need to salve this sort of resentment and maintain social solidarity is the best justification for the government's rich-bashing.

America's triumphalism after the cold war caused the same sort of resentment in Russia as the settlement of the first world war did in Germany.

There is, I think, a tension between the compulsion to say something and a sort of resentment at the futility of doing so, of adding to the trending topic of mortality.

And this set up a lot of pressure on me to join up with them and be more active in the union, and I think that got this sort of resentment in me.

Observant, thoughtful and self-aware, she succeeds in offering up very personal, equally prescient stories about identity as a biracial, black-identifying woman without intoning any sort of resentment or snark.

Instead, a bleaker sense emerges of an underclass whose members are certainly angry and willing to justify theft by some sort of resentment towards the rich, but who think the "rich" are local corner shopkeepers, or the faceless owners of their local sports shoe store.

'Sex is one of the biggest barometers of a relationship, and if you're not very careful, the period of abstinence could become a power struggle which brings up all sorts of resentments,' she says.

This creates a sort of permanent resentment machine, a renewable fuel source for class warfare of the rich against the poor.And so we switch smoothly from one tax two-step to another.

I am discouraged, lazy, and feeling a sort of irrational resentment of BBQ equipment.

But in case you're tempted to attribute this vandalism spree to some sort of class-resentment, Stone himself apparently drives a Mercedes, the Times reports.

His view of the subprime mortgage crisis seemed to reflect a sort of inverse class resentment.