Sentence examples for through resentment from inspiring English sources

Once clear, however, the son of Montjeu began to hang into the rail, tilting his head either through resentment or inattention.

I suspect it's mainly through resentment: even as early as the 1930s, Tolkien was referring to an overprivileged hobbit aunt as "one of the Sackville-Bagginses".

But what we do know suggests a dark and action-packed ride through resentment, division and widespread conflict.

Don't spoil the career you love through resentment.

My muse, Stanton thought, stabbed through with resentment.

As the novel progresses, Vikas's self-pity hardens into unrelenting solipsism, shot through with resentment at the ruin that his sons' deaths have made of his life.

While the Muirs strive to come to terms with Felice's disappearance, sifting through anger, resentment and plain hard work, after five long years, they are dazed and depleted, victims of her absence.

It's not going to happen through division, resentment, and anger – it's going to happen by reaching out, showing brotherly love to one another, and enriching each other's lives the hard way – by actually living together.

If anything is clear from all this it's that, unlike the more confident and optimistic American comedy, we have made some sense of our own national decline through the resentment of those determined not to go down without a moan.

The family opted for home-schooling, not through frustration or resentment, but because everyone enjoyed it so much.

One can conclude that Ruta learned to let go of her resentment through her education (she attended Andover and Oberlin College) and voracious reading.