resent

In practice, such requests usually lead to a longer discussion, which, if visible to George’s current employer, will be resented if he is being paid by the hour.

Carrie resented him for taking over and questioned his professionalism when he stabbed Brody in the hand during an interrogation.

He probably resented the fact that they knew things about his life.

They sensed that they were being treated as props, not interlocutors, and they understandably resented it.

He is candid and believable, even admitting that he resented all the attention she got.

Partly, Figes admits, it is because “foreign intellectuals lecturing [Russians] on how bad their history is are resented.”

For six days Mamma wept at intervals, and showed the woman in black all Punch's clothes—a liberty which Punch resented.

His attitude was of course resented, and there was considerable feeling in Vienna against the French Embassy.

She resented his sudden drop from his pedestal, for he looked sentimental and somewhat sheepish.

Yet, while he resented fiercely, knowing this was all she had to offer now, he struggled at the same time to accept.

He might have resented this speech for Dr. Ashton's sake, in a happier moment, but resentment had been beaten out of him now.