Sentence examples for stifled resentment from inspiring English sources

Reading the tea leaves as positions shuffle, listening to the kowtow and mumble of stifled resentment.

Daphne's anxieties as she copes with this situation — her reluctance to ask for help, her growing attraction to the chef who has insulted her, her stifled resentment toward a world that won't accommodate her — are presented as complex and legitimate.

Jenny's love is challenged by years of stifled resentment, and Kyle makes the filial frustration and regret real.

When choice is stifled, resentment grows, leading in some cases to an "overstatement of risk" by the public in proportion to the sense of powerlessness they feel over their ability to make informed choices.

After 2003's fly-on-the-wall documentary Some Kind Of Monster revealed the principal building blocks of Metallica to be petty squabbling, stifled resentment and general exhaustion, the band are understandably keen to reassert their position at the ascendancy of heavy metal this month with new IMAX concert movie Through The Never.

Pluralism vs. authoritarianism: The back story is that the riots are but an expression of the "long" stifled resentment felt by nearly half the electorate who did not vote for the Islamist Justice and Development Party (AK) party.

They are the expression of the long-stifled resentment felt by nearly half of the electorate who did not vote for the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party in the June 2011 parliamentary elections.

The convulsions are rather an outpouring of the long-stifled resentment felt by those nearly half of the electorate who did not vote for the moderately Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party in the election of June 2011 that swept Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's combative prime minister, to a third term.

En route to Hawthorne, Woody's long-stifled resentments begin to bubble to the surface — at first, slowly, in a drolly trivial form, and then, once there, with greater intensity and import.

En route to Hawthorne, Woody's long-stifled resentments begin to bubble to the surface at first, slowly, in a drolly trivial form, and then, once there, with greater intensity and import.

Krisha, a recovering alcoholic with a lifetime of trouble, has long been estranged from her family, and her tentative return to the hearty, rowdy fold dredges up long-stifled resentments and plunges her into a horrific vortex of pain.