Above all, the seething resentment, the mix of arrogance and impotent rage that burns at the heart of the paranoid style in politics.

Even in Texas the Davis police force had treated the Texans like second-class citizens, and the resentment burned deep.

Anger and resentment burned in Janet's eyes.

He watched Harrington's profile, and dull, churning resentment burned at the back of his throat like acid.

A deep resentment burned in him.

Yalith's evident anger made it a bit easier, since it was obvious her resentment of Trisu burned much deeper and hotter than she wanted to admit to Kaeritha . . . or possibly even to herself.

Constantine listens, but resentment still burns in his half-closed eyes.

It is clear now that his resentments burned hotter than those of others unhappy in their work.