Examples of using Resented in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Evil- resented only weapon you it?».
That would be remembers and resented later.
The Jews resented this and they revolted against Roman rule.
He wasn't very good and resented it.”.
He resented the behavior of the guards that had pushed him and gave to talk to my daughter.
Eutelsat and SET resented in whom more.
Suddenly, Lestrade is letting himself admire this mind that he's resented.
Aggression Germany resented the world community.
Perhaps you're afraid to impose on others or worried that your request will be resented or rejected.
I would also like to know whether she resented the fact of having been sent to your home.
They bitterly resented his actions, however- and since Mr Yanukovych was ousted they have been getting their revenge.
It's hard to say”, Drobovych resented in 2015.
Participants of the action also resented the name of one of the films offered for viewing-“Hero of the Empire”.
She reminisced,"I did not love my mother; I resented her cult of grief".
They resented the petty tyrannies of local Czech officials and the discrimination against them that sometimes occurred in Prague.
But later, when she returned for visits, he resented her presence.
In particular, the Janissaries resented the growing political power of the Valide Sultan, and believed the mosque to be an unnecessary expenditure.
(29) The first move in the city came from his father's soldiers, who resented Antonius' contempt for them.
At first, he acted through various heretics who resented the Orthodox Church, and especially through the evil Arians, educated and court people;
Among the cast of the London production was Florence Farr, with whom Shaw had a romantic relationship between 1890 and 1894,much resented by Jenny Patterson.
Most citizens of the white community resented his father's efforts to educate blacks.
The surgeons resented this, but the barbers were very much favored by the monarchs and preserved their privileges until the middle of the 18th century.
The highborn gentlemen envied the wealth of the parvenus and resented their sympathies with the reform movement.
Some detractors also resented the fact that he practically lived in this city, which, however, did not prevent him cope with its responsibilities.
Decades later, Thompson disliked the boundless circulation of the photo and resented the fact she did not receive any money from its broadcast.
In fact, it is a broader phenomenon, largely shaped by intellectuals of conservativeleanings growing irritated about liberalism's perceived and resented domination ever since the 1990s.
Moreover, the family of the future head of the Ukrainian State resented the fact that up until that time cathedrals continued casting anathema on Mazepa before the Great Lent.
The majority of people in Germany, as elsewhere,did not care for the new art which many resented as elitist, morally suspect and too often incomprehensible.
Expert community, involved in reforms development, resented this approach, as they believe the existing draft law is a compromise accommodating interest of all the participating parties.
Attempts by the British government to raise revenue by taxing thecolonies met with heated protest among many colonists, who resented their lack of representation in Parliament and demanded the same rights as other British subjects.
