Layla resented Sami.

Perhaps that's why she resented him.

I resented her from the first.

Cameron s remarks were deeply resented in Pakistan.

I gathered she resented you knowing anybody else.

And in the end I just resented being either.

He didn't want the case or he resented being appointed.

China greatly resented it when the US endorsed the Japanese position.

I resented your plans to marry maybe because I wanted you.

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

Moreover, the rest of Asia resented the Japanese for reveling in this difference.

The evils most deeply resented in all societies are injustice, despotism, corruption, and poverty.

He resented being greeted every time he came to the Middle East with yet another settlement.

And they resented them not except because they believed in Allah , the Exalted in Might , the Praiseworthy ,

Republicans reply that America is bound to be resented because of its size and its association with globalization.

Central bankers in Europe have always resented the narrow monetary policy mandate given to the ECB under the Maastricht Treaty.

The blanket suspicion that was widely seen as falling on all Muslims after every terrorist attack was also strongly resented.

Not that I resented it, not a bit in the world. In fact, I was somewhat flattered that you desired me.

In particular, China s government has resented any Japanese involvement in Taiwan since 1972, when Japan severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan s government and recognized the communist regime.

Europe thus will lose a crucial opportunity to transform its own status from the widely resented source of global financial troubles to a powerful force for peace.

Even if they resented the Denktash NUP administration, those tens of thousands of people were forced to cast their votes in favour of the Denktash NUP wing.

You were tired of handouts and advice, and you resented the people... that had good jobs and money when you came out of the army with nothing.

To be sure, large swaths of Venezuelan society rightly felt excluded from the country s cozy elite consensus and insular governing arrangements, and resented it immensely but an aspiring middle class comprised roughly half the population.

In the past, a poor African might have looked at his compatriots and resented their wealth now, both he and his better off compatriots look at the rich world and resent the huge income gaps they see.

And governments that once resented central banks power are now happy to have them compensate for their own economic governance shortfalls so much so that some legislatures seem to feel empowered to lapse repeatedly into irresponsible behavior.

Malala s efforts, while applauded by the West and some segments of Pakistani society, were deeply resented by the obscurantist forces that go by the name of the Taliban, which in Pakistan calls itself Tehrik e Taliban Pakistan.

Now I grew up in the '60s and I'll admit it, actually, my childhood spanned the '60s, and I was a wannabe hippie and I always resented the fact that I wasn't really old enough to be a hippie.

But the truly curious factor that might bring success to Bush is that those who have opposed or resented America s presence in Iraq, such as the Iranian backed Shi a parties now also appear to want Bush s new strategy to succeed.

A survey by Taiwan s China Times found that 56 of those polled resented the anti secession law, with 47 saying that Taiwan should retaliate by either holding a public referendum on the issue or introducing counter legislation of its own.

The people of South Sudan, most of whom are Christian or animists, are likely to favor secession not least because of the memory of decades of war and the deeply resented imposition of Sharia law by Bashir s government in Khartoum.

Others, like Nooke, who left some time later, resented the growing cooperation with Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of East Germany, which had formerly been a party in the socialist dominated democratic block of parties and mass organisations and had supported the Communist regime.

Thus Japan became the significant other for China, the model that was imitated and the anti model that was resented. Chinese nationalism borrowed from Japan its concept of the nation, including the very word by which it was expressed (kuoming, from the Japanese kokumin).

The occupation in October 1993 of districts in which more than 300,000 people were living is deeply resented by the people of Azerbaijan also because it took place just after Azerbaijan apos s entry into the CIS and after its accession to the collective security agreement.

Thailand s color coated crisis pits largely urban, conservative, and royalist yellow shirts against the predominantly rural red columns of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. For much of Thailand s long economic boom of the past two decades, wealth resided mostly in the Bangkok metropolitan area, a boon to the burgeoning urban middle class, but deeply resented by the rural majority.

The International Monetary Fund, for example, has always resented the FSB, arguing that the Fund itself should be the monitor of systemic risk and thus serve as the de facto global financial regulator. But the IMF s arguments have been weakened by a recently published report by its own evaluation office, highlighting the Fund s failure to identify emerging risks in the run up to the crisis.