Sentence examples for strongly resented from inspiring English sources

They strongly resented the terms to be imposed on Turkey by the treaty of Sèvres (1920).

They strongly resented the increase in non-French immigrants and rioted when these immigrants were blamed for an outbreak of cholera and typhoid in Montreal.

This is the first overt step taken in the agitation among the Chinese to demonstrate to Portugal that any effort to retain land and waterways, alleged by the Chinese to have been wrongly occupied, will be strongly resented.

But even those educated Iraqis who have returned to help their country are now thought of as "coming back in the Americans' suitcases" and are strongly resented by the locals.

The Latvians and Estonians did not object to action by the government against the Germans, whom they had reason to dislike as landowners and rich burghers, but the prospect of the German language being replaced by the Russian had no attraction for them, and they strongly resented the pressure to abandon their Lutheran faith for Orthodoxy.

The triumph of Sultan Mehmed I in 1413 was at least in part because of the support of the Turkish notables and Muslim religious orders of Anatolia, who strongly resented the Christian predominance in Bayezid's court and attributed his abandonment of the ghazi tradition and attacks in Turkish Muslim Anatolia as well as the defeat at the hands of Timur to Christian influence.

The Australian divisions would "strongly resent" the confession of failure that a withdrawal would entail.

"I strongly resent the implication that I'm in IT," snorts a wounded Steve Cross, who is keen to argue his case.

From the outside, that proposal, to be decided by a referendum on February 18th, looks superficially reasonable.Yet most Latvians strongly resent the idea.

And it's unpopular because people who have worked and saved to provide for their families strongly resent Gordon Brown taking their cash to spend on folk who've done exactly the opposite.

Solomon Lar, the first chairman of the ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) of Nigeria has told journalists that Nigeria's non-Muslim citizens strongly resent being "discriminated against" in the northern states of the country, where Islam is the predominant religion.