Sentence examples for stirring up resentment from inspiring English sources
BBC political correspondent Carole Walker added the Conservatives rejected suggestions they were "stirring up resentment between different parts of the UK", which had been made earlier in the week by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Their letter warns against "stirring up resentment against some identifiable 'other'" and dehumanising social groups.
They have caught the mood in equality-conscious Europe, where the millions earned by some are stirring up resentment.
Aside from concerns about stirring up resentment by peasants or alienating Afghan officials, the Pentagon viewed fighting drugs as a dangerous diversion from fighting terrorism.
He moves through the little town, befriending its powerful and seducing its daughters, stirring up resentment against the handful of black teenagers who will soon be attending the formerly all-white high school.
Instead of stirring up resentment, Mr Tsipras should focus on the urgent task at hand: forging a deal.In this section The caliphate cracks A bridge not far enough Dangerous liaisons Mismatch point But seriously ReprintsJust now the Greek government seems to prefer lobbing incendiary political gibes instead.
In Congress, the Republicans are already squabbling with each other and stirring up Democratic resentment.
At a time when Jesse Helms was stirring up white resentment toward integration on the Tobacco Radio Network, Sanford wanted to set a national example of a transcendent South.
The board could challenge the children without stirring up family resentments.
But Gong Nam-hun, 33, another local resident, said fear of stirring up old resentments should not deter a move toward justice.
Critics of such initiatives accuse proponents of stirring up racial resentments.
