Word: resentfully
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Green Line about the crowd being "three-fourths Harvard." I think, in a small way, we helped our team win the Beanpot. One of the few truths in Mayo's editorial is when he states that "everybody hates Harvard." For whatever reason, many people do seem to resent our school. This is why it is particularly important for us to show our solidarity and spirit at events like the Beanpot. And we did, and it was one of the best times I have had since I have been at Harvard. Mayo, though, claims that "even we die-hard Harvard fans...
...response to questions about whether other minority groups who lack buildings may resent Hillel's new Rosovsky Hall, a member of Hillel's coordinating council went a step further...
Tyler and Daisy often feel they are parenting Jasmine, tugging her into line with a few "Earth to Moms," while Tyler and his at-loose-ends friends resent their grandparents because they've swallowed up the wealth of several future generations and spent it on a Winnebago. The teens' opportunities are grim because their little Northwestern town is dying from the loss of the nuclear industry, and they grow depressed because they could all die from the toxic waste left behind. The only light of hope for Tyler reflects from the glass skyscrapers of the huge Bechtol corporation in Seattle...
...said women must not return the hostility expressed toward them by those who resent their advancement in society...
...Lies to cause harm, or "Trust me on this one." The role model here is Shakespeare's Iago, insidiously, malevolently and falsely poisoning Othello's mind against his faithful wife Desdemona. These are the lies people fear and resent the most, statements that will not only deceive them but also trick them into foolish or ruinous courses of behavior. Curiously, though, lying to hurt people just for the hell or the fun of it -- the Iago syndrome -- is probably quite rare. Though Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote influentially about Iago's "motiveless malignity," the play itself does not really support this...