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Meanings of cherish resentment in English
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Usage of cherish resentment in English
1
Porters cannot afford to cherish resentment, and this particular porter saw half a crown in the air.
2
Would you cherish resentment at my conduct?
3
At last she said, You both misunderstand each other; but, Egbert, you have no right to cherish resentment.
4
He was eager to learn of his critics and could not long cherish resentment over an honest expression of opinion.
5
Not one to cherish resentment, he nevertheless began to hate Urrea, and he included in that hatred the young men with him.
6
Suppose he may not have been so kind to you as he ought, you should not cherish resentment against him for it.
7
You sap all the wholesome fire of one's most cherished resentment.
8
Her indignation against him had quite swallowed up her old cherished resentment against myself.
9
He was too big to cherish resentments.
10
But I always forgave her when she did use it, and cherished resentment only when she did not.
11
The latter evidently had been far otherwise engaged, and, for the first time, she felt her long- cherished resentment melting away.
12
I've never cherished resentments.
13
"I do not believe the tender-hearted maiden ever cherished resentment against any living thing," replied Anaxagoras.
14
In any case, he felt justified in cherishing resentment against Barine, and with the number of goblets which he drained his jealous rage increased.