Sentence examples for trace of resentment from inspiring English sources

There is no trace of resentment at being overlooked and occasionally frozen out completely by Ernesto Valverde.

There isn't a trace of resentment in Guinness's voice: like Stockhausen, he clearly admires the director's love of detail.

"I have pots and pans here that are worth more than my jewelry," said his wife, Debra Geller, with complete seriousness and not a trace of resentment.

The only residual trace of resentment I glimpse comes when I ask how he felt about finding himself sexually objectified, after Shame was released.

If Mr Meta betrays a trace of resentment towards the neighbours, it is envy of Macedonia's success in signing its EU stabilisation pact in spite of that country's increasing instability.This good sense may not prove a vote-winner.

But there is also a trace of resentment at the way they were treated by the compositional establishment and a disinclination to regard the current popularity of mostly tonal eclecticism as a vindication of their ideas.

Henderson says that with no trace of bitterness, no resentment that his own career has not turned out quite that way.

Yet there's no trace of lingering resentment in Mori's presence on the part of Koreans.

[Dilma Rousseff is] A woman who was the victim of oppression, was imprisoned for three and a half years, who was barbarously tortured, who doesn't today hold the slightest trace of resentment.I am certain that she will respect the principles of democracy as if they were sacred, because she knows that it is because of democracy that I became president and that she is going to be president.

She says that traces of community resentment regarding Pine Meadow linger -- although, she says, "We're making some progress".

Anne leaves Lawrenceville to escape her petty, judgmental mother, and yet their dialogue – "Did you ever kiss any other boy?" … "Oh, a few years back, when Willie and I first started dating, we'd play Spin the Bottle" – is trusting and open, as if between two friends, with no trace of the secrecy and resentment that such a harsh and punitive mother-daughter dyad would create.