If we ask that life stage for us the moral drama in which everyone gets his or her own karmic deserts, not only will life fail to deliver, but we will live, moreover, in a state of continual resentment.
The Clidastes spin around to face an oncoming maw that's in a perpetual state of homicidal resentment.
"Maybe people will try to express anger at American actions, but they are in such a state of disappointment and resentment that they may also express anger against rising prices and the cost of living," Dr. Sayed added.
It had some success but, by creating a class of very rich oligarchs, it both weakened the state and planted seeds of resentment among ordinary Russians.
Many in the state, where resentment of the federal government runs deep, remain angry about the Clinton administration's decision in 1999 to set aside for protection three million acres deemed to have "wilderness qualities".
She teaches the Kachin language at a church in the village because the government bans Kachin-language instruction at state schools, a major source of resentment.
And the fact that love is a part of any emotional equation means that the emotional life is always fluid, always in a state of flux: 40 years of resentment can be ended, erased completely, if the love is at last forthcoming.
He can tell you how it rewards congestion, keeps subways and buses in a state of decrepitude, and breeds resentment.
A Q&A published in the magazine with an individual known as the "AQ-Chef" also stated his view on lone wolf attacks: "Lone Jihād against the West, especially when intensified, will create a state of terror, anxiety, public resentment and complaint against the governments and policies that brought about lone Jihād".
