Rebecca accused Jack of resenting her taking time for herself.
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Take it, or you could wind up resenting your romantic partner.
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But in resenting Caitie for moving forward, I was being selfish.
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How do I stop resenting my husband for his low income?
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And I'm not resenting him, thinking, I'm stuck with his way of living.
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Ties Sometimes I find myself resenting my brother for never having been born.
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Sometimes I found myself resenting my invisible brother — for never having been born.
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When I first watched her interview with Colbert, I found myself resenting her.
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That sounds like a fast track to putting yourself second and resenting your partner.
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WHEN owning one home seems like a struggle, resenting those with two comes easily.
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I found myself resenting her a bit — it was my hero moment, not hers.
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I ended up resenting Marriage Story for wanting me to live in his head.
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I was in a place where I was resenting someone who had sexually assaulted me.
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They may carry that over to resenting you, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.
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But resenting other people's success will only interfere with your ability to reach your goals.
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Ozick had agreed to talk, but would she spend the interview resenting my very presence?
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But Cromwell cannot help resenting Henry, try as he might to quash his treasonous thoughts.
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Nobody said the way you lift yourself out of poverty is resenting the people uptown.
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He's working at his family's restaurant, weathering his brother's blows, resenting his older sister's absence.
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She's riding on a motorcycle with James Hurley (James Marshall), and resenting her dull teenage life.
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I strap myself into these instruments of torture and then I spend all day resenting them.
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No matter how much I liked Charlie, I couldn't help resenting him for not knowing better.
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I never want to get so used to wearing makeup that I end up resenting it.
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But like most children of addicts, I grew up resenting the object of my father's addiction.
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The South swings between resenting the American presence and worrying that it might come to an end.
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Her unhappiness is newly spiking but also may be a perpetual state of resenting conscripted female servileness.
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A generation of young people resenting their parents' lies And many of those concerns deal with Destiny.
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Here, it seems like it also extends to resenting the politicos trying to control the Benghazi narrative.
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This is a slippery slope toward resenting them completely, which will only make you feel more alone.
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And he's not resenting me, thinking This is the only reason she's with me, because I support her.
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I started resenting people that were able to kick back a few drinks without any repercussion at all.
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I resented him for how little we had in common, and he resented me, rightly, for resenting him.
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"Strange creature; she showed no sign of resenting the watch that had been set over her," Lib thinks.
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It's not the fact that [a person going through these economic shocks is] just resenting some income loss.
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My biggest struggle right now is… Not resenting the fact that everything is on my shoulders all the time.
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Kim and Kourt went back to privately resenting one other's narcissism instead of hamming it up for the camera.
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Patients might not always want to be prescribed naloxone, fearing the stigma and resenting the assumption they would overdose.
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This former model is selfish and neglectful to her children's needs, resenting the role she's been destined to play.
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Sure, I had a full workload, but I wore myself thin and started resenting the work I was doing.
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And rather than resenting younger women for their willingness to speak out against harassment, older women frequently applauded them.
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To Stephen, Andrew was just one of a string of 30-odd foster kids who he spent his childhood resenting.
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But accepting an invitation, then resenting our hosts for carrying out their parties as described, seems a step too far.
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They went through their life resenting their fathers, while they always saw their mothers as a sanctuary of emotional refuge.
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"Some boys hate themselves, spend their lives resenting their fathers," Butler sings with a melody asking slyly for a chantalong.
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Readers see that they are not alone in at once loving their families and resenting them for impinging on their time.
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The question is whether they'll ever have a relationship defined by more than resenting each other over a willfully oblivious Jamie.
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You live in that house, so you end up resenting parts of it, no matter how fetching those parts may be.
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"I've had resentment as a dancer, I remember resenting bartenders," Chela, who recently transitioned from dancing to bartending, tells VICE News.
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Neither willingly uses English, resenting its status as a global bully language—its prepotenza , as Marini put it to me, in Italian.
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It was impossible for me to look at someone like A. without resenting the ease with which she moved through the world.
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Unless you want a gaggle of moms and dads resenting you, we have to deal with that part of your policy too.
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Rather than resenting weeds, there's something surprisingly satisfying about stomping down on the pedal and easily pulling them out of the ground.
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I felt like I had begun hating everything that would normally be unquestionably good, even sometimes resenting Willie, whose paws smelled like popcorn.
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The British may have other reasons as well for resenting the EU in terms of how it impacts other than trade-related issues.
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Yet these same men and women have a paradoxical relationship with the government, at once resenting its power and depending on its largess.
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As the last of his attraction to Hannah fades over the course of their five-month relationship, Nate finds himself resenting her furiously.
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From a very young age, Asma felt she was a girl, and she recalls resenting her parents for forcing her to wear boys' clothing.
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We can learn to appreciate these challenging emotional sensations, or at least not waste so much energy on resenting them or desperately avoiding them.
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He seems genuinely devoted to his causes, but it's also clear when he starts hiding behind them, and resenting journalists for refusing to play along.
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But that, in turn, caused more controversy, with some people resenting the appearance that women under attack had needed men to stand up for them.
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She repeats this behavior with Logan throughout their relationship, enabling his irresponsibility while yearning for his validation and resenting him for his inability to commit.
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As I discovered the beauty in my curls, I found myself appreciating other things I had spent years resenting — like the natural curves of my body.
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And O'Leary's frustration is so obviously, heavily tinged with love and worry that it steers the audience away from just resenting Jenai for holding him back.
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Sometimes it's just about doing the best you can with the people you're given — even the ones you've spent the whole rest of the year resenting.
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It's a world that anyone who has grudgingly headed to work while quietly and lovingly resenting a partner lying in a warm bed can relate to.
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And now, as a young woman trying to shop for jeans and date like any other 22-year-old, Taylor is really resenting Lizzie the lump.
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I felt even more isolated by their stories, and then guilty on top of that for resenting the support and exposure women with PPD were getting.
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Instead of resenting David for his distractions, demanding more focused attention from him, she seemed content to embrace the marriage for the security it did provide.
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Noah says he transferred his self-hatred to Helen, resenting her as "an idiot" for failing to see him as the loser he believed himself to be.
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Monroe's almost a surrogate son to his mercurial boss, Pat Brady (Kelsey Grammer), which doesn't stop Brady from constantly resenting Stahr and especially his creative street cred.
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They strive to give their children all the things they themselves didn't have, but sometimes end up, without realizing it, resenting the kids for their good fortune.
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Pittsburgh is an area where President Donald Trump's America First rhetoric has resonated, as the disappearance of skilled blue-collar jobs has left many resenting America's apparent decline.
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I fretted over how Mitski's vulnerability might be interpreted by fans while also resenting her sadness — her celebrated status as indie's most emotional songwriter — for more personal reasons.
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Having landed herself in a war zone between creating art and objectifying it, and between belonging to the art world and resenting it, Lawler capers in the crossfire.
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And instead of resenting the song that made her famous, she's embraced the infamy -- and made peace with the teen who never could've expected what "Friday" could do.
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I HATE the idea of being part of the "mommy wars" and resenting a beloved sister-in-law just because she is a working mom and I'm not.
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Vicky, a young ballerina, joins the troupe run by the tyrannical impresario Boris Lermontov, and her career soars until he, resenting her romance with the composer, kicks her out.
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For Elizabeth, that means resenting Philip for getting to live a real life and not understanding why she can't; now Philip may be spying on her, just like old times.
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Instead of enjoying hanging out with my friends, I end up resenting them for accidentally cockblocking me or making my awkward attempts to hit on a stranger even more embarrassing.
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The rest of the world is in the curious position of both needing this metal to plug a deficit of metal outside of China but resenting it for depressing prices.
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But not shedding a tear for the rich shouldn't be replaced by the even more destructive act of angrily resenting them so much that anyone else's benefits would be sacrificed.
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I punished myself for resenting Lily when she came into our bed, night after night, which wasn't actually a bed but a futon we pulled out in the living room.
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She keeps on lying to Maureen, keeps on trysting with Dana, keeps on fishing for affection from Neale, keeps on resenting others and cheering herself up with mental put-downs.
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Cohen, for one, jokingly admitted to resenting Benjamin during a hangover and secretly wishing someone would swaddle him and rock him to sleep — two things Meyers claimed he never did.
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But it sounds like you're expecting a lot from this man, and resenting him for a reasonably professional reaction to the news that an employee's former boss died several weeks ago.
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Minkoff's Southern California-inspired collection was full of airy silhouettes, embroidery, bohemian florals and denim pieces that have us resenting that we can see now, buy now but not quite wear now.
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And it is the job of a growing child to take those steps into darkness, without resenting their parents for being unable to prepare them for every difficulty that would await them.
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That seems like potentially rich symbolism for an MTV show: an entire generation of young people resenting the lies their parents fed them, and struggling to define their own lives and values.
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This notion of resenting perfection, and the sacrifices it demands, haunt him on other songs like "The Line": "I said the pressure is on / From every angle, political to personal," he sings.
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It's the people who grew up resenting the stilted presentations they had to make for history class taking back the power and repurposing it in a way that's actually fun – albeit incredibly deranged.
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Since then, and despite redoubled lobbying by China following an international tribunal's sweeping judgment against its maritime claims, even tiny Laos, beholden to China but resenting it, will strive to avoid a repeat.
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Try to see her in a light, and, instead of resenting her, remember that she's just doing her best in a hard world, during hard times—and be sure to set good boundaries.
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All that doesn't stop many French speakers from resenting English's primacy, though, nor from hoping that the language might recede a bit after Britain leaves the European Union, the process known as Brexit.
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I found the whole thing overwhelming, mostly on account of all the people, the glaring, the coiled anger, as if we were all standing in a subway car resenting the other guy's backpack.
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For the very same reason he was also, almost uniquely for a Tory MP, strongly anti-American, resenting Britain's post-war acceptance of its role as America's "poodle", as the critics would have it.
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Levi's tweets criticizing "identity politics," resenting the invocation of the phrase "white privilege," and downplaying the importance of nominating a woman as the 2020 Democratic nominee are an awkward fit in a Democratic primary.
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Rather than resenting the upstart, the great and the good embraced him, awed by his knowledge of arcane subjects such as finance, dazzled by the bright light of his intellect and by his sparkling prose.
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"You can like and appreciate Joe and wish him well and hope that he'll succeed without necessarily resenting somebody who successfully challenged him and clearly represents the face of the district," he told The Hill.
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This leads to Sasha resenting her parents, showing that a "sacrifice" can be a monumental act of love but also doesn't absolve anyone of the toll it can take on a relationship between parents and kids.
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The piece describes the challenges of growing up gay while being surrounded by homophobia—in his immediate surroundings as well as in popular culture—and the struggle of embracing who he was instead of resenting it.
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The top apps of 2008 is a frozen snapshot of a time when people still loved Facebook rather than resenting it and when the biggest issue on the platform was spammy Farmville invites, not fake news.
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Cons of seeing it with family: You may wind up resenting your parents for not signing you up for brutal combat training when you were a kid, turning you into a present-day ninja assassin accountant.
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I started resenting the task, and I put it off, my weekly note rolling over into the next week and the one after that until I was facing a stack of four blank cards to fill.
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"It had felt like this was my assumed role, and even though we live in a culture now that is supposed to be more equal, it's not, so we end up resenting the guy," she said.
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I can certainly understand one or more members of the design team resenting the lack of intimate one-on-one time that Jony used to spend with the team when Apple shipped fewer products in more time.
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"A coercive China would find its neighbors resenting demands they cede their autonomy and strategic space, and look to counterweight Beijing's power by bolstering alliances and partnerships, between themselves and especially with the United States," he said.
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But, viewed from an even higher altitude, the world is in the middle of a "season of pushback, of people almost resenting the fact that women are going to take control of their own body," Kanem said.
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Reading "The Screwfly Solution" today, the cult-turned-epidemic seems like an extreme version of today's incels — the online community devoted to resenting women that was linked to a horrific 2018 attack in Toronto that left 10 people dead.
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Imagine a world in which the majority of men could, for example, cultivate physical strength and feel no shame for expressing vulnerability; take pride in their work without resenting their breadwinner wife; and feel confident as they seek help for depression.
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Jake Phelps, the caustic, funny and brash longtime editor of skateboarding's most revered magazine, Thrasher, a position that made him a tastemaker in a subculture known for resenting authority, was found dead on March 14 at his home in San Francisco.
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But Jeri still has a lot of use for Jessica, and Jessica tends to get herself into enough trouble to need Jeri's help, so the two continue to tolerate each other — even as they're using each other and resenting their mutual connection.
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Bob, meanwhile, has a huge chip on his shoulder regarding another lawyer, also named Bob (Christopher Gorham), resenting everything from his chiseled abs to his picture-perfect family, which includes, yes, a daughter (Erinn Westbrook) who's already a veteran of the pageant circuit.
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I actually resented my good fortune sometimes — I may have had distorted, oversimplified notions that romanticized a hunter-gatherer, stranded-on-a-desert-island-in-a-good-way(?)-type life — and this, the resenting, proved that I didn't get it at all.
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But by the summer before high school, resenting how poorly my attempts at traditional femininity were going, I started listening to screamo, chopped off and dyed my hair, got piercings I'd grow to deeply regret, and began the ambitious project of starving my curves away.
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With white Southerners resenting both liberal Democrats and moderate Republicans for pushing civil rights, Buckley and his allies in the fledgling conservative movement recognized that these folks could become reliable foot soldiers to support its larger war against the left—and make it politically viable.
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It's easy to see him resenting the younger, fast-moving senators, like Marco Rubio, whom Christie targeted in a memorable debate takedown on the eve of the New Hampshire primary — easily the high point of Christie's campaign and probably the low point of Rubio's.
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That backdrop, though, actually provides rich fodder for the soapier qualities, with James's new teammates resenting and seeking to undermine him, while the kid finds himself essentially caught between two worlds -- the neighborhood he left and the one to which he's trying to acclimate.
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Both Democrats and Republicans still hate the idea of an independent counsel, resenting the ways it operated during the two decades of its life including major investigations like Iran-Contra and Whitewater, and lesser known investigations into myriad government officials for corruption or influence-related allegations.
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As these two charts from Spencer Piston's recent book Class Attitudes in America show, a disposition toward resenting rich people was a powerful correlate of preferring Barack Obama over Mitt Romney in 2012 but was not a significant driver of feelings about Donald Trump in 2016.
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Polls suggest that public opinion in Europe expects and favours Britain voting to remain in the EU. Even the traditionally snooty French want their neighbours to stay, despite resenting Britain's exemption on EU financial regulation, and its absence from the Schengen area for passport-free travel and the single currency.
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In my experience, hanging out with people who have survived what I'm going through, and have felt as lousy as I do — whether talking a mile a minute or sitting silent as stones — is way more productive than resenting people who didn't have the guts to show up for me.
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Many more teachers told us they were also worried about the politics of it all: class discussions devolving into partisan camps, Trump-supporting parents resenting them for using class time to cover the proceedings, keeping their own biases out of their teaching, or even just being perceived as being biased.
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In the same way that she wanted to play up her appreciation of Blackness to get into Howard University and then sue them for discriminating against her as a white woman, she is now trying to continue her journey as proponent of optional Blackness while resenting the struggle that comes with it.
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Trump has demanded that every NATO member boost their defense spending to at least 2% of their GDP, though only five of the 28 have hit that level, while others like Germany have pledged their best to make good, resenting the short shrift Trump has given to what is for many a colossal burden.
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These were the people who never stopped resenting that, despite its heroics in World War II, England should have come down in the world, while remaining convinced that in some indefinable but ineradicable way it was still superior, and deserved better than to be submerged as one ordinary middle-sized nation among 27 others.
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One such popular song describes the shift from welcoming Chinese laborers to resenting their presence: John Chinaman, John Chinaman But five short years ago, I welcomed you from Canton, John— But wish I hadn't though… I thought of rats and puppies, John, You'd eaten your last fill; But on such slimy pot-pies, John, I'm told you dinner still.
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The parallels between Logan and Rory's father, Christopher (David Sutcliffe), are striking; as Grady notes in her rundown of the entire series, Christopher's abandonment of Rory in her childhood is a formative moment that leaves Rory constantly seeking his approval, and seeking to simulate the nuclear family she never had, all while resenting his emotional manipulation of her and her mother.
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And if the sexual taboos built into his church training are worth resenting to this day, "Black Canyon," where some poor sufferer kills himself by jumping in front of an 18-wheeler on the freeway, is for the saved and the unsaved alike, its hero a female firefighter brave enough to face her own worst memories as she shares the suicide's last moments.
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It makes a lot of sense that once he is out of the limelight, Fitz leaves Mellie, marries Olivia and they start their life together in Washington D.C. It also makes total sense that without a political office to motivate him, Fitz turns into a bored, dour drunk — which in turns leads to Olivia resenting both him and herself for not getting into the White House.
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Sen. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Coulter: Debate questions that the Democrats should have been asked New bipartisan Senate climate caucus aims to take 'politics' out of the topic MORE's (R-Utah) public battles with President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE are taking a toll on his relationship with fellow GOP senators, with many resenting the implication that they're afraid of standing up to the president.
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