Examples of using Resentments in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 1914, decades of European resentments and rivalries finally exploded into a massive war- a conflict far larger, bloodier and longer-lasting than anyone could have imagined.
In 1914, decades of building European resentments and rivalries finally exploded into a massive total war that became much larger and bloodier for far
removing the disciple's lifetime upon lifetime of karma, and resolves all deep resentments.
rekindling old resentments between the two countries.
represents the simplest thing of all, the we's need of a they,” one that proved deadly when mixed with anti-elitist resentments and so-called“race science.”.
These leaders exploit people's fears by amplifying resentments, stoking intolerance and inciting hatred against ethnic and religious minorities,
only to be found and raised by a descendant of the slave who beat generations upon generations of his relatives' resentments into the bones of the boy.
For the next five hours, how'bout we turn off our past, our resentments, all the things that we… cling to… that are keeping us from our truest,
One of the ways in which this can go really bad is when family members use a sufferer's fears against them as a way of punishing them for annoying them with their symptoms or for other resentments.
I still think it is a problem if the Israeli-Palestinian issue serves as a projective space to cultivate one's ignorance and resentments.
Mao Zedong may have played on the Third World's racial resentments when trying to unite former colonial peoples against white imperialists,
You're not fighting for anything but yourself, your resentment, your anger.
Resentment's raising a blister in you, Will.
That can breed resentment.
I feel your resentment towards our king.
That resentment and rage is what we shared.
In this way, the resentment will disappear right away and my heart will become peaceful.
All this resentment.
Next stop Resentment Town.
Resentment rose in the brother's hearts.