Sentence examples for vehemently resented from inspiring English sources

It's also why she is deeply and vehemently resented.

He vehemently resented the oligarchs and those who had become wealthy at the expense of the Russian people.

As the investigation of Watergate by the media and the courts slowly unfolded, Nixon defiantly appeared on national television, an unusual event in that era, to plead that he was a man of utmost honesty and vehemently resented that the reputation of his most trusted adviser and spinmaster, Bob Haldeman, had been impugned.

According to Beatrice Webb, co-founder of the School, she soon regretted the gift; Webb wrote in her diary on 2 May 1923: "The poor lady ... makes fretful complaints if a single bush is cut down or a stone shifted, whilst she vehemently resents the high spirits of the students ... not to mention the opinions of some of the lecturers".

She resented being asked.

And it is resented".

I never resented him.

Pissarro resented all that.

Nixon resented that.

But they are resented.

Falafel resented the move.