“Anne herself showed great resentment at the audacious attempt to dethrone her.”

“Harold's feelings of resentment towards his brother’s destiny to be King would have only grown with the birth of his nephews and niece.”

“A strained relationship marked by continued resentment between the spouses usually follows a quarrel.”

“Let us not put any blame on anyone but simply deal with it and move on without resentfulness or revenge.”

“She kept up appearances but, on the inside, she reportedly swung between acceptance, resentfulness and despondency.”

“Stay with her exclusively and wrestle with resentfulness coupled with marital bliss.”

“He has become both the local bank manager and pillar of the community, free of the snobberies and resentments that toxify the town.”

“She had no personal resentments or bitterness about life, and had been twice satisfactorily married and twice widowed.”

“This disaster has created deep resentments, fuelled interregional frictions, and led to growing political instability.”