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His acquaintances resented the fact that he often turned up in popular restaurants with her.

I never thought she resented how much money I made, but I guess I was wrong.

He especially resented the easy access to the president enjoyed by his own deputy, Mark Lippert, and eventually forced Mr Lippert to leave.

He greatly resented the publication of this book, which he saw as an embarrassing invasion of his privacy.

At the time, we may have resented this intruder---but as we grew older, we recognized that the sweetheart had never been ours to begin with.

Carrie resented this, though she did not reply. She was not going to be a common shop-girl, she thought; they need not think it, either.

Loud cheers greeted the termination of his speech, but it was obvious from some of the men's faces that they resented Grinder's remarks.

You could have had a mother that did not want to get pregnant and resented the father.

These feminists did not seem to value children, and the working-class women resented it.

Unfortunately, they resented the fact that I was just a summer intern, and they refused to cooperate.

She resented the fact that people could justly consider her parents ineligible , and for that reason her also .

In the meantime, since the war was essentially between the North and the South, the North resented Britain's connection with the South.

Miss Bingley warmly resented the indignity he had received, in an expostulation with her brother for talking such nonsense.

I advertisements gone from truly ending "your dog" to "just a dog-" and you resented every expenditure on my p style.

Betts resented people who borrowed books and he boasted about returning more than one half of his annual book budget to the trustees.

Like many easterners, Ms Wrase resented the "political arrogance" with which West Germany took over the East.

Automatically he considered it Hearn's fault that the transfer had been made and resented him instinctively for it.

A person close to him said he resented the implication that he wasn't backing Ms. Hu.

At the time I didn't understand my parents' reasoning and I resented them for exposing the horrors to me.

She saw that he resented her shrinking; but it seemed to excite him to run amuck the more.

She resented having the child foisted on her while the parents went travelling abroad.

The arrest in December 2010 of Igor Azarenok, the air-force chief, remains a mystery, and may be resented by his friends.

Monastery breweries in Europe also ran their own pubs and enjoyed a tax-free status that came to be resented by the growing merchant class.

But he would have been superhuman had he not resented the contrast between us by the media.

It is easy to see why Soviet monuments are resented in places that see themselves as former captive nations of the evil empire.

I had gone from being "your dog" to "just a dog, " and you resented every expenditure on my behalf.

She bitterly resented his mother's influence over him.

London's mayors have resented the fettering of their power over one of the capital's economic arteries.

When I reached what others call old age, I resented doing nothing and thought once more of Atlantic rafting.

They have already lost one of their military commanders, apparently to rebel-affiliated attackers who resented his role in Qaddafi's army.

Muscovites have always resented the crafty Georgians minting money out of them by selling commodities they need.

She had obviously resented and hated me for some time.

DEMOLISHOR has never resented any of these betrayals .

These obsessive puzzle-solvers deeply resented the suggestion that their distorted model might be false.

I had gone from you dog to just a dog, and you resented every expenditure on my behalf.

The colonel was a stout, tall, and plethoric German, evidently a zealous officer and good patriot. He resented Shinshin's words.

I manage a team of mainly male staff, who initially either resented or flirted with me, but then I won their respect.

Zambians resented their new imperialist yoke, while Angolans and Tanzanians seemed pleased by their countries' reinvigoration.

I resented him for curbing my appetite.

It may sour in resented dependence or independence. With many children living in single-parent homes today, it may not even exist.

She strongly resented Mr. Watson's drawing so close to her.

Most Arabs opposed the invasion, dismissed Iraq's new government as a puppet and resented George Bush's "freedom agenda" .

Milton (of course) resented any such action, pointing out government development planning would fail most of the time.

It was much resented by many members of the island's Sinhalese majority, and had disastrous consequences.

Then there were performance targets: lots of them too, but they were often resented and sometimes had perverse side-effects.

Anna resented that, so she crashed their 1925 convention in Philadelphia and was actually arrested for disturbing the peace.

An inspiration to Hizbullah when it was founded in the early 1980s, he resented its growing allegiance to Iran.

There were conservative elements in Canada , unsurprisingly , who actually resented this intrusion .

Scarlett and Rhett so absorbed me I resented anything that took me from the hotel room and my book.

Genesis and the Talmud both suggest that the Giants , who resented God for destroying their ancestors, meddled in the affairs of mankind.

Virginia and other southern states that had paid off their debts resented being asked to pay taxes to bail out the others.

There were times that I deeply resented how he sought to manipulate our public opinion and shatter our self-esteem .

The old Establishment types were resented, but only because their wealth and power were perceived as "undeserved. "

Indians and farmers who resented cattle trampling their crops and spreading the dreaded Texas fever protested their passage.

equally strong opposition came from state - chartered banks , which resented its real or imagined regulatory power.

Besides, they resented the way a rising China played on war-guilt to extract concessions from its rich neighbour.

Perhaps someone said something that we resented or took offense at. This will accumulate and grow into disputes and afflictions.

Never a man to admit his literary debts , Cooper himself always resented the label.

No! He resented the old man, so he saws the head off his dad's memorial statue.

Mary resented always playing second fiddle to her older sister .

But whether resented or welcomed, western influence is visibly manifest and out there in public discourse, where it is vociferously debated.

Alastair Campbell, left, with Tony Blair, says the former prime minster resented interference from the Prince of Wales.

But their growing presence in the Philippines is resented by many Chinese-Filipinos who have worked hard to assimilate.

He resented the way the company handled the whole thing.

She bitterly resented being treated differently from the men.

Love those that you resented, and the forgiveness will be complete and you can carry on into the new day ahead.

Residents resented the police for abandoning them.

Storm's grandparents were supportive - but resented having to explain a gender-free baby to friends and co-workers.

In all the four New England families studied, the older women resented the numerous phone calls.

it was the noun communism that was resented ---if not feared ---because of its Maxist connotation.

An older brother managed to get her old job back through connections, but the family resented resorting to corruption.

A three - dimensional visual simulation system of ship motion in virtual ocean environment isp resented in this paper.

resented death, his sins confessed, accept the scars of the crucifix.

Listened to the telephone solicitor but resented the imposition.

He was playing football against a nondescript whose existence he resented.

He resented Mr Putin and the low-ranking spooks who surrounded him, especially when they scorned the 1990s as a wasted decade.

Initially, my mainly male staff either resented me or flirted with me, but now I have won their respect.

Party leaders resented the newspapers' boldness.

Billy especially resented the mandatory Green Book lessons.

In 1989 western Europe's communist foes collapsed; the people rose up against the resented Soviet occupier and were attracted by the West.

You can see this if you've ever resented someone upon first meeting them, and then later realized you got the wrong idea.

The third is feeling that you don't want to be disliked and resented by worse-paid colleagues.

The employees resented the bosses' paternal attitude.

He resented bitterly the authority of the petty officers.

I worried that she resented my fussing about what she was eating and whether my father had given her the right pain medication.

He deeply resented not having been briefed in advance on my secret trip to China.

Stunned, he became all aflutter. I resented his carelessness.

Returnee Chinese were often heavily resented.

Many in the Imperial hierarchy resented Vader's position of privilege.

She resented his persistent approaches.

it resented outside pressure to sort out errant banks, speculative property developers, overly ambitious conglomerates and so on.

Cain became angry with God and resented his brother for receiving God's favor.

If the flower resented the butterfly, whom would you resent?

He resented the assumption, particularly when the old man was right.

China's lack of attention to this area is bitterly resented by many American businesses, not just high-tech ones.

They resented having to register when they encountered the page.

This is perhaps why general statements about American lifestyles are frequently resented by Americans.

They never got over the feeling of being deceived by Mom or Dad, and they've resented it ever since.

The French resented his support for resistance to their rule in Algeria.

The longer they stay, the more they are resented and the greater the motivation of Iraqis to attack them.

She resented their tendency to write her off as a mere housewife.

Paul resented the fact that Carol didn't trust him.

Publishers had long complained about the dominance of Amazon in e-books and resented selling all bestsellers for just $9. 99.

I resented having to work such long hours.

He resented being called his nickname.

resented his interference in my affairs.

Indeed, most people in Dagestan resented the intruders.

The Tories resented and feared him.

The economy has been sluggish, but he always repl-resented hope for the future.

As long as I can remember, I have resented mass indoctrination.

She resented being treated in that way.

We resented her bossy manner.

He resented being called a baby.

He resented the way she patronized him.

It seems that unconsciously I have always resented a boss.

I resented my tutor when she found fault with my draft essay, which I was secretly pround of .

When the park opened in 1991, villagers resented losing access to forest where they had gathered honey and wood.

which was resented by many western countries.

She resisted and resented not only the traditional malpractices in China, but also the shortcomings of modern western culture.

I had just quit a job to go to graduate school, and the people there resented me for it.

At times I resented her. She doesn't know what it's like, I thought. She doesn't care how hard it is.

One of the best media businesses is also one of the most resented

she resented that too . he need riot be so falsely chivalrous

the privilege and wealth of the clergy were resented;

although he resented the computer's unwillingness