Sentence examples for suppressed resentment from inspiring English sources

The historical tensions between Aboriginal and white people simmer under the surface, carefully suppressed; resentment bubbling up.

As for Spender's feelings towards someone who simultaneously pushed him forward and hampered him, they could only be a tissue of gratitude and suppressed resentment.

This stagy moment, as Iris recalls it, allows for the stark juxtaposition of one girl's self-destructiveness with the other's suppressed resentment: "I couldn't get out of my mind the image of Laura, in the icy black water of the Louveteau -- how her hair had spread out like smoke in a swirling wind, how her wet face had gleamed silvery, how she had glared at me when I'd grabbed her by the coat.

As a Poundland Trump, Farage tapped into suppressed resentment over "politically incorrect" feelings, but never provided any answers beyond that magic word: Brexit.

There is the hope that there is no suppressed resentment from the coach because of Messi's youth and his untarnished reputation.

Ben Stiller once again plays the role of a middle-aged man whose mind has furred like a kettle with disappointment: the suppressed resentment of others' success shows in his face.

Until the real story was told, anxieties showed up as suppressed resentments and fears that overtook the relationship.

Although the armed rebellion has been largely suppressed, public resentment against Indian rule remains deep and the resistance is now principally expressed through street protests.

After having my request rejected, I'm often disheartened or left suppressing resentment.

Although Beltran and Reyes took a mostly forgiving and gracious tone with reporters, they seemed to suppress some resentment.

At that point, I would get up from his bedside — the bed which, during his illness, had become his office — trying to suppress my resentment.