arouse resentment

Examples (20)

• The manager's unfair decision arouses resentment among the staff.
• The unfair decision is likely to arouse widespread resentment among employees.
• His constant boasting about his wealth aroused resentment in his friends.
• His arrogant behavior often tends to arouse resentment in others.
• Such a policy will inevitably arouse resentment from the public.
• Such policies can easily arouse public resentment if not explained properly.
• Arousing resentment in your team is a sure way to lower morale.
• The new regulations have aroused considerable resentment among small business owners.
• Resentment was aroused by the blatant favouritism shown to the new employee.
• She feared her promotion might arouse resentment from her colleagues.
• If you keep treating people like that, you are going to arouse a lot of resentment.
• Historically, foreign interference has always aroused nationalistic resentment.
• The new tax law has aroused widespread resentment across the country.
• Do you think their actions will arouse any resentment from the local community?
• The way he dismissed her ideas was enough to arouse resentment in even the most patient person.
• The perceived favoritism began to arouse deep resentment within the team.
• His goal seemed to be to arouse resentment rather than build consensus.
• To avoid arousing further resentment, the manager decided to reconsider the plan.
• Why would you say something that you know will arouse resentment?
• His blunt criticism was bound to arouse some resentment.