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1 We're fighting the dead who resent the intrusion of your grandfather and Howells.
2 The Dictator was inclined to resent the intrusion of a woman into his thoughts.
3 But Tommy and Sally are human beings with a surprising power to resent the intrusion of book learning.
4 The founders of the caucus professed to resent the intrusion of the influence of money into political affairs.
5 They were afraid that the debil-debil might be aroused; that Kitty would resent the intrusion of her haunt.
6 Rather than resent the intrusion of modernity into their lives, some tribe members are clamoring for more technology.
7 At first Anne felt inclined to resent the intrusion of this long-haired, long-bearded eccentric into the familiar little circle.
8 If he had meant to resent the intrusion , the impulse died within him at the charming obeisance the princess made.
9 Hers was one of those lonely, introspective natures that resent the intrusion of aimless chatter when preoccupied with serious thoughts.
10 Predictably, the urchins resent the intrusion on their fun, so right away we adults are not in a great communication position.
11 And the more will you resent the intrusion into the evangelical pulpit of those secular matters that so much absorb unspiritual men.
12 And such natures resent the intrusion into their existence of any complications which make for tragedy as northern natures seldom resent anything.
13 And yet, oddly enough, he did not resent the intrusion of this outsider, who had openly told him that she was sorry.
14 Then she thought with a swift compunction of the stranger they were bringing home, and wondered if her father would resent the intrusion .
15 I'm on the National Do Not Call Registry and resent the intrusions .
16 He was in no mood to see any one, and he resented the intrusion .
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