In many countries the politics of corruption is too much like the politics of resentment: the angry demonstrators rarely distinguish between the inequalities created by an honest system and those perpetuated by a corrupt one.
Too much competition can lead to resentment and, in addition, Capricorns aren't likely to enjoy the embarrassment of losing at a high-stakes game.
In The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, for example, Bauby wrote: "I maintain a level of resentment and anger, neither too much or too little, just as a pressure cooker has a safety valve to keep it from exploding".
Despite these advantages, the UK sites also showed evidence of persisting problems of fidelity, audits that focused too much on documentation of box-ticking and resentment of perceived top-down initiatives.
He's also not without personal problems: he drinks too much, he has a lot of baggage and resentments and feels like the world is speeding by him.
You can understand the resentment, but he's getting way too much pleasure from it.
Usually, sooner or later, they do, and when they do there is often too much water under the bridge, too much built up resentment and anger for the relationship to be repaired.
While familiarity, comfort, and predictability are desirable aspects in any relationship, too much of a good thing can breed boredom, complacency, stagnation, resentment or worse.
Even among those on low incomes, and therefore likely benefit recipients themselves, pollsters pick up widespread resentment of claimants, allied with a feeling that too much money goes to the wrong people.
