Sentence examples for voice resentment from inspiring English sources

But many Venezuelans who oppose Mr. Chávez are quick to voice resentment of his petro-diplomacy, especially the generous deal with Cuba.

________________________________________ 2014: DALEY IS DONE Bill Daley abruptly ended his campaign for governor Monday, only a day after he appeared on a Chicago radio show to tout his Democratic credentials and voice resentment of Gov. Pat Quinn's portrayal of him as a member of the business and political elite.

Juncker voiced resentment that his entire team of 28 commissioners was being put on the spot by the censure motion, throwing down the gauntlet to the far right.

Whale meat is still a delicacy in Japan, and some Toyko officials have voiced resentment over what they see as an attempt by the West to impose environmental rules on Japan without regard to local tradition.

And he is much more prepared to voice German resentment of the disproportionate sums his country still pays into the EU kitty.All this seems reassuringly normal.

Donald H. Forst, a former assistant managing editor who is now the editor in chief of The Village Voice, recalled resentment boiling against the publisher, who owned and raced thoroughbreds.

Every day, she promises herself that she will not voice her resentment when Vronsky returns, and every day she plays truant with that promise, unable not to be herself.

"People are voicing their resentment.

According to people at NBC, Matthews has not been shy in voicing his resentment of Olbermann.

She'd voiced her resentment, and now she'd lost a place to ditch Booboo.

The Saudi Funds By October 2002, when Mrs. Allbritton voiced her resentment to regulators about losing General Pinochet's business, another problem was about to engulf Riggs.