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resentment sentence examples

  • But in austria, any effort to promote an honest review of the country's wartime history still arouses violent resentment.
  • The dark night of the soul in mysticism is just a prolonged spell of abreactive resentment or bitterness.
  • Resentment phases no longer interest us.
  • Nevertheless we will continue to express our burning resentment of unlawful imprisonment without trial under a tough prison regime.
  • And a spurs fan's resentment of arsenal means that london should be split up?
  • Resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way.
  • Hollingsworth's anger was matched by lis howell's simmering resentment toward her one-time masters at gmtv.
  • Finally there is the latent resentment that the us is clearly held to a much stricter standard in matters like these.
  • However there is also comment that any monitoring of academic hours would reduce trust and breed resentment.
  • And free societies are peaceful societies, and freedom will be the cure for those who harbor deep resentment and hatred in their heart.
  • The haunting finale of beautiful eyes is a prime example with its subtle undercurrent of bitter resentment being a parting shot.
  • The privileged position of the protestant church of ireland in a predominantly catholic country did cause resentment.
  • Increasingly, richard's dependence on a group of favorites provoked resentment.
  • Lando relates the furor caused by the reading to widespread resentment of buckingham.
  • The royal families have rubbed salt in their middle classes resentment by engaging in excesses of conspicuous consumption.
  • The construction of regional lists for the 1999 european elections caused deep resentment.

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