Sentence examples for with a resentment from inspiring English sources
What England Combine the depth of English suspicions of Europe with a resentment of the special deals negotiated for the Scots and the Welsh and perhaps a renewed dose of anti-immigrant sentiment and it is easy to see the potential for a surly English nationalism.
I was convinced that the daily images of the famine in Ethiopia might have already confirmed them in the belief that Africans were incapable of feeding themselves, while my self-image was struggling to come to terms with a resentment that the face of Africa was being presented as a child with a bloated face, too weak to swat the flies buzzing around his or her face.
Our love of the underdog goes hand-in-hand with a resentment of the underdog's opponent, who we want to see knocked off their high horse.
For there is Ms. Mirren, hunkered into her shawl on one side, her voice aquiver with fretfulness and a resentment of such long standing that it has worn at the edges.
The fizzling of expectations, though, left many Los Angeles artists with a lingering resentment of New York and New York artists.
The Syrian occupation of Lebanon left many of Tripoli's Sunni residents with a strong resentment of the Assad regime.
In turn, Robert is a pass-agg jobsworth with a burgeoning resentment for the world around him.
The first glimpse we get reveals that his unquestioned love for his mother coexists with a certain resentment of her overwhelming need.
"The Quiet American" is driven by an old posh British disdain for America combined with a new resentment of the inheritors of European empires.
You say Specialist Abbie Pickett struggles with "a seething resentment over her service, partly because of what she describes as irresponsible leaders and a poorly defined mission".
In addition, as the country struggled with a recession, resentment over the royals' lifestyle mounted, and in 1992 Elizabeth, although personally exempt, agreed to pay taxes on her private income.
