nurse resentment

But he did not believe in nursing resentments.

Nevertheless, as their paths diverge, they don't share enough and one of them nurses resentments.

Some refused to accept the restriction but many more nursed resentment in their hearts.

Hillary Clinton is now Obama's secretary of state, and if her husband nurses resentments, he hides it well.

"He nursed resentments his whole life," Lepore said.

Such evil imaginations flow easily to mind if we nurse resentments against other people or wallow in self pity.

Little, if any, dirt is dished; Moore is clearly a very nice man who prefers to nurse resentments privately.

Most of them want a share in the limelight to further their own domestic political agendas; some of them nurse resentments.

And even if the Legislature does not override the Governor, it is likely to nurse resentments that could stymie him in the future.

The future is now for the hot-tempered former House speaker, who seems quite happy to nurse resentments against former allies in the Republican power structure for some time to come.

They shared poor backgrounds, a distrust of the Eastern Establishment, a sense of having struggled for everything they got and a deeply nursed resentment of rivals who had not.

He is portrayed as a child picked on by humans, a lonely beast nursing resentment, an outsider watching men waging war and desecrating the landscape, a violent being searching for meaning.

They had been casual, too quick; he had still been nursing resentment at his father's remarks about Kim, and his father had been anxious to deal with squadron business.

Touré has spoken in recent weeks about the possibility of joining another cash-rich club, Paris St Germain and is still nursing resentment against Manchester City over the club’s decision to fine him for failing a drugs test.

Chloe seems even more stiff on such evenings; perhaps she secretly nurses resentment, imagines herself in the feed, riding the current of business, part of the great river of Corridor commerce... Which is of course a laugh.

Still, Nelson nursed resentment over the subtle discrimination his settler parents used to suffer from whites, back in the Yukon new town of his birth, and had imagined the tables would be turned here, where blacks ruled and even U.N. rights inspectors were held at bay.

The prospect delights the powerful Democratic Speaker of the Assembly, Willie L. Brown Jr. of San Francisco, who is struggling to retain Democratic control of the Assembly and nursing resentment that Governor Wilson backed a proposal to limit state officeholders' terms.