Grudges

The politician grudges admitting his mistakes.

He grudges his opponent any advantage in the election.

The landlord grudges his tenants the use of the backyard.

He grudges his friend any success in their business venture.

The teacher grudges the students any extra time on the exam.

The coach grudges the opposing team any points.

He grudges helping his neighbors with their yard work.

She grudges going to the dentist even though she knows it's necessary.

The business owner was known for holding grudges against competitors.

The politician was accused of spreading grudges against his opponent.

Holding grudges towards others can ultimately damage your own mental health.

He winced at the grudges of the chalk against the blackboard.

Mary's grudges against her ex-boyfriend still exist after he cheated on her.

Jane holds grudges against her boss for not giving her the promotion she deserved.

David's grudges against his coworker made it difficult for them to work together on projects.

Susan couldn't forgive her sister for borrowing her dress without permission, and held grudges against her for weeks.

John holds grudges against his former classmates who bullied him in high school.

He bore grudges against anyone who disagreed with him.

The neighbor had grudges against his community, accusing them of being noisy and disruptive.

He held grudges against his coworkers, accusing them of stealing his ideas.

He grudges his friend for borrowing money and not paying it back.

He grudges his friend for not repaying the money he borrowed.

He grudges watching romantic movies with his partner.

The politician denied any grudges against his opponent.

She had grudges against her ex-boyfriend, spreading lies about him to their mutual friends.

The student carried grudges against his classmates for getting better grades.

Don't listen to her, she's just spreading grudges.

I can't stand being around her because she always holds grudges.

He held grudges against his coworkers for no apparent reason.