There was a well-fed, complacent look about him too which left no doubt that he was satisfied with things as they wereand would be deeply resentful of change.

She did not feel particularly resentful against George.

I think that he was especially resentful toward any one who volunteered criticism based on a legal provision, precept, or precedent, apparently assuming that the critic opposed his purpose on the merits and in order to defeat it interposed needless legal objections.

If he were opposed to my course, I would know that my actions had ceased to be resentful to him, and I would accept the position.

The bald fact jarred; King was hurt and grew angry and resentful with all of that unreason of a boy.

She looked surprised and, he thought, a little resentful at his question.

She listened quietly to the interviewer's request for some of the "high lights" of her life and finally exclaimed: "Chile, why'ny you look among the living fer the high lights?" There was nothing resentful in this expression; only the patient weariness of one who has been dragged through the boundaries of a yesterday from which he was inseparable and catapulted into a present with which he has nothing in common.

While the expression of indignation is suppressed in Finland, outside of the Grand Duchy, especially in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, Russia's relentless tyranny has made the highest officers of state as resentful as the man in the street.

"You are still resentful for the injury which you have suffered.

She told me so herself and seemed, I don't know why, just a little resentful about it.