Sentence examples for too resentful from inspiring English sources

When Nerida implores him to convince Koen to help, he even remains too resentful of half-bro to consider it.

But opponents are too resentful at their inability to steamroll over public opinion as if this were Europe or Canada to argue their case effectively.

Most of them seem content to be who they are, not too resentful about being stuck in the style I've confined them to.

Meanwhile, CeCe has been stranded at the institute, visited by neither of her children (George is too resentful and distracted to bother, while CeCe's pregnant daughter, Patricia, a lesbian who lives on the West Coast, limits herself to sending flowers — "this week, a fuchsia orchid with moss in the pot, like a business gift").

We try not to look back and be too resentful anymore.

Eldin and I were angry, alienated teenagers too, resentful for all we'd lost.

He behaves that way, too -- resentful of his passive-aggressive fortunate sibling.

I remember, too, being resentful of the cancer's frightful power.

That might seem self-evident, but at this point in the opioid epidemic many West Virginians feel too exhausted and resentful to help.

Pick one that you can get done that doesn't cut into your day so you get 'er done (or else you'll end up resentful, too).

The therapist says that lack of sex can cause problems in relationships - like, duh - but rather than wondering what kind of life leaves women (it's always women, apparently) too stressed, miserable or resentful for sex, she points the finger at feminism for telling us that our bodies = our choice, then tells us to quit moaning and get on with it.