Sentence examples for spark of resentment from inspiring English sources

It seemed that Morgan had a spark of resentment that could catch fire.

Sparks of resentment and indignation ("Like so much of what he wrote about us, the account is... vintage nonsense") energize the book and add to its interest as an honest authentic record, and earn it a place among the many texts that lie beneath the great monument "Under the Volcano" has become.

Three innings later, the Yankees won the game on a home run by Aaron Boone, tormenting the famously loyal, but long-battered, legion of Red Sox fans and sparking a tidal wave of resentment in New England, almost all of it directed at Little.

Rabinovici hopes that instead of sparking resentment, Israel's joining CERN will inspire Arab nations to try to join, too.

Consequently, sparks of denial and anger ignite a tinderbox of resentment, guilt, and exhaustion built up over years of care at home.

The Bush war left our chief villains operating, revved up the terrorist threat, ravaged our international alliances and sparked the resentment of a world that ached for us after 9/11.

Yet pockets of resentment exist.

So there's a lot of resentment.

But a lot of resentment was caused.

The opposite of resentment is what?

His disappointment falls just short of resentment.