Examples of 'was resentful' in a sentence
Meaning of "was resentful"
was resentful: Feeling or expressing bitterness or indignation at having been treated unfairly
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I was resentful when you suggested adopting one.
The priest was resentful.
I was resentful of any organization which was opposed to the government.
I did not want you to think I was resentful or contemptuous or anything.
I was resentful and much more.
Furthermore, she told me that my mom was resentful towards me.
Elisabeth was resentful over her total lack of influence in state affairs.
In fact, Tropinski was not the only one who was resentful.
She was resentful.
As a result of this forced marriage, Frederick was resentful from the beginning.
He was resentful that his younger brother was promoted to detective before him.
In fact Dennis Stock, afterwards was resentful that that 's what he was known for.
She was resentful of her parents who had left the world far too early.
Didn't you think that just maybe I was resentful.
I was resentful when I should have been grateful.
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I read about what happened, I was resentful when only she died.
He was resentful towards Phil for his callous treatment of Lisa.
Were you still resentful at seminary? Sure I was resentful.
She was resentful for long time, but then.
I will admit, the first fifteen minutes, I was resentful.
He was resentful when he was younger, but now he has found himself.
There was a time I was resentful with you, there were so many dead.
I was resentful at first, but I do not feel that way anymore.
One time I was resentful of you, so many dead.
But, I was resentful about having to walk that far.
Because my mother was resentful and manipulative, and watching " The Brady Bunch.
She was resentful for long time, but then … now, we are better.
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