Sentence examples for virulent resentment from inspiring English sources
Isabella and Mortimer landed in England on 24 September 1326, and due to the virulent resentment against the Despenser regime, few came to the king's aid.
Having grown up in Philadelphia during the city's championship-less dark ages, I've developed a particular expertise in (and appreciation for) such virulent sports resentment -- and in the Great Duke Debate, I side with The Nation's Dave Zirin.
Resentment and bitterness are, however, virulent among Mr. Abiola's followers, and they are certain to be unhappy with a program for democratic transition that takes no account of his seeming victory in 1993 and again places supervision of elections in the armed forces' hands.
With such resentments at a virulent level, the possibility exists that a sovereign national conference before elections could degenerate into an exchange of recriminations over how power should be shared among the different areas.
Dickinson didn't pull his punches: "To watch even a day of Fox News – the anger, the bombast, the virulent paranoid streak, the unending appeals to white resentment, the reporting that is held to the same standard of evidence as a political-campaign attack ad – is to see a refraction of its founder, one of the most skilled and fearsome operatives in the history of the Republican party".
Mr. Haider, the son of virulent Nazis, has cleverly played on these misgivings and resentments, so evident in the election of Kurt Waldheim as president in 1986 despite his Nazi past.
Resentment of the settler-descended political elite (comprising around 3% of the present population) remains virulent to this day.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
