Sentence examples for wide resentment from inspiring English sources

Economic inequality, authoritarian rule and a highly personalized style of government have bred wide resentment.

For many 30-somethings in a position of managing the new kids on the block, there is wide resentment.

The land seized from prewar large landowners was redistributed to the poorer peasants, but subsequent attempts at taking the land from farmers for collectivization met wide resentment.

Since then he has been acquitted on charges of rape, though he may still be charged with corruption himself.The support inside the ANC for Mr Zuma reflects a wider resentment.

In the wider community, resentment could be stoked.

Despite some victories in 1792, by early 1793, France was in terrible crisis: French forces had been pushed out of Belgium; also there was revolt in the Vendée over conscription; wide-spread resentment of the Civil Constitution of the Clergy; and the French king had just been executed.

It could be the lesson of Iraq, allowing for our good intentions while noting the wide, perhaps mortal resentment they are meeting with -- a puzzle to some and a purposeful and convenient ignorance, maybe, on the part of others.

Hidden beneath the surface are more substantial opponents and wider causes of resentment.

When you see a wider picture of resentment and retribution, this is telling us it's an increasing problem.

You must be able to walk into this with your eyes wide open, expecting some resentment from the new children, from your own children (if any) and possibly from other people linked to the relationship, including the ex-wife, grandparents, and siblings of your husband-to-be.

Stern describes how winner-take-all globalization provokes powerful resentment in a wide range of communities.