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Such gains towards representation have been followed by devastating losses and setbacks from those who resent such progress.

He seems to have inflamed the only remaining socially acceptable prejudice: resenting the rich.

I sat in a suite at the Savoy hotel, in privilege, resenting the woeful ratbag I once was who, for all his problems, had drugs.

He has spent much of his political life battling with and resenting the princes.

Nor did she particularly care to think of anything, the American in her resenting his lack of effort.

He was not far, sometimes, from resenting any show of compassion for Castalia as a direct injury to himself.

"Not much saw-log for old Rosey," said Si, resenting even a joking disparagement upon his beloved General.

The boy felt more like resenting this interference with the momentous business he and the guide had on hand.

The majority were for resenting any foreign interference in the affairs of Japan by force.