Sentence examples for surge of resentment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban's conservative Fidesz Party was swept into power last April after a surge of resentment against the former socialists.

Aware of the surge of resentment, Nelson Mandela constantly reminds people that amnesty was the price the country paid for the peaceful surrender of white power.

The real wave she's riding is a loud, resonant surge of resentment and victimization that's larger than issues like abortion and gay civil rights.

Few people chose to go into medicine for the money, but this contract has triggered a surge of resentment about how much harder doctors work for less money than their equally ambitious and well-educated peers in other fields.

The Leave campaign, led by Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London who tried to whip up a surge of resentment against immigrants into a vote for Britain to leave the bloc, looks set to fail.

There has been a corresponding surge of resentment against minorities here, leading to fears of attacks like the one last month in which a young Roma child and her parents were severely burned when their home was firebombed in the northeastern town of Vitkov.

And the fundamental source of resentment – the siege – continues.

WHITWELL, England — The old miner walks with a stick now, depleted in body and spirit, but with a pool of resentment that still surges whenever talk turns to the losing battle nearly 30 years ago to save the local coal mine from the economizing zeal of Margaret Thatcher.

It has furnished the impetus of a wave of resentment against the evil; but more than that, for a surge of satisfaction and thanksgiving concerning our own happier state under a democracy".

Goods in Hong Kong are cheaper and more trusted, but a surge of mainland Chinese visitors has bred resentments.India relaxed the last of the restrictions on the production of goods, including pickles and chutneys, that are "reserved" exclusively for small businesses.

Yet pockets of resentment exist.