But resentments simmered, especially among the composers, for whom the brownstone's thin walls worsened a British-American antagonism.

Some resentment towards Barry simmered to the boil, because he did not have to appear when accompanying other artists on the bill.

As they stagnated, Sephardic resentment against the Ashkenazicelite simmered and sometimes boiled over.

Among Serb civilians in Srebrenica, resentment of the United States and NATO simmers.

She said it carelessly, but the gleam in those green eyes told Eve the resentment still simmered.

Meanwhile, resentment simmered in the army.

The civil war that followed Ireland's struggle to gain home rule may have ended in the 1920's, but three decades later, resentments still simmer.

Beneath the surface, resentment simmered.

His theory was that "resentment and tyranny" simmer in undemocratic nations, breeding violent ideologies that will "cross the most defended borders" to pose a "mortal threat."

Doubt and resentment simmered just beneath.