Word: resentment
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Bahamas, when we were making Help!, and being insulted by these f-ing, junked-up middle-class bitches and bastards who would be commenting on our work and our manners. One has to completely humiliate oneself to be what the Beatles were, and that's what I resent...
Washington sources said last night that Kissinger was considering leaving his present post before Nixon's term expires-perhaps within as little as a year. But the sources described him as "fearful of being snubbed" by liberal and anti-war ex-colleagues on the Faculty who might resent his prominent role in shaping the administration's Vietnam strategy...
Their music, however different listeners interpret it, calls out such strong feelings that some Dead fans-many of the oldest and most involved ones, who tend to see themselves as an inner circle of real understanders-resent those who, in the Dionysian tradition of rock, are carried away by the music to the point of clapping, singing, and screaming while the Dead play. That, the old fans feel, is a superficial reaction to the Dead that destroys the close feeling between band and audience they're used...
...with equally damaging results, according to Brandeis Sociologist Philip Slater. The child soon recognizes that he is the center of an extraordinary effort and that his happiness is a matter of great stakes. He will seldom turn out exactly as planned, and when family dissension ensues, the mother will resent her "sacrifices." Moreover, though she may have brought up her child to be "more cultured, less moneygrubbing, more spontaneous and creative" than she herself was brought up to be, she is nevertheless upset when he then refuses to remain on the same treadmill as his parents...
...derivative panache is make Jefferson a lot more angry than he was on the stage. And he achieves this simply by intelligent use of what has become a hackneyed editing cover-up-the reaction shot. James Earl Jones knows what Johnson was all about; if the boxer learned to resent most white men, he also pitied his black mammy and scorned the life she led. Ritt plugged in Jones' knowing smirk enough times to keep me some-what interested in the overheated proceedings...