"Quatermass II is the British Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, but I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing... What Quatermass II does is take that metaphor and apply it to the specific conditions of Britain in the 1950s; not just the Cold War paranoia, but the traditional British grumbling resentment of bureaucracy as represented by the council, or in this case big business".
But traditional class-based, anti-Tory resentment is a dwindling force in British politics, at least insofar as it leads automatically to support for Labour.
This economic resentment, allied with traditional religious prejudice, prompted the forced expulsion of Jews from several countries and regions, including England (1290), France (14th century), Germany (1350s), Portugal (1496), Provence (1512), and the Papal States (1569).
They also share historical resentment at the traditional sway held by the very groups coalescing against them, which now include Mr Hariri's Sunnis in addition to Druze and Maronites.
Of course, the masterminds of terror would love to see their efforts elevated as frequently as possible to the level of traditional war because the instability, resentment and hatred war provokes is good for their cause.
The victory reflects both the festering resentment toward Ecuador's traditional political class and hopes that Mr. Correa, an American-educated economist, can broaden the reach of antipoverty programs.
However, even examining only Republicans, I find that relationship between resentment and NRA membership meets traditional thresholds of statistical significance.
Worries about all manner of pathogens — disease-causing bacteria, viruses, and larger parasites — are an underappreciated contributor to prejudice, distrust of foreigners, and resentment toward those who spurn traditional values, according to a growing body of psychology research.
Is this allergy to intentionalised sound resentment born of a lack of traditional musical ability, or is it something more ideological?
