Sentences with phrase «hold a grudge about»

But the Culinary's political director told Bloomberg in August that members are «ready to learn where Senator Clinton is at today, and feel her out, without holding any grudges about what happened in 2008.»

New York City mayoral candidate Bill Thompson joined other Democrats on the steps of City Hall Monday morning to support President Barack Obama's re-election, a clear sign he's not holding a grudge about the president's lackluster support of his 2009 mayoral bid.

Not enough to get it on to the final list of three, but certainly enough to suggest that a lot of people are still (rightly) holding a grudge about Gearbox's shameless misdirection.

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I can have differences of opinion with my friends about health care or global warming or eschatology or women in church leadership without taking it personally or holding a grudge.

Aside from being politically ruthless and famous for holding grudges, Perry's the kind of guy who almost certainly executed an innocent man, never pretended to care about it, and brazenly disbanded a commission investigating it.

Regardless of the details behind Palmer's divorce from the Bengals, the team that selected him with the No. 1 overall pick in 2003 draft, it's refreshing to hear him talk candidly about the grudge he still holds.

Every learner driver wants a patient teacher — one who doesn't hold a grudge when they make a mistake and is positive about even the smallest success.

But Senior also says the book, entitled «What Happened,» is «angry» and a «grim reminder of the worst we've read about Clinton: She needs a separate storage unit to hold her grudges — and her sets of tiny knives.»

Whether you have trouble with confrontation or you tend to hold grudges, having a fight will teach your partner a lot about you and vice versa.

But getting back to the living realm requires a family blessing, and great - great - grandmother Mamá Imelda (a humorously forbidding Alanna Ubach), ever the proud matriarch — willing to hold a grudge even in death — isn't about to let Miguel go without a promise never to play music again.

Adapted from the daytime Gothic soap of the late»60s and early»70s - a seminal TV experience for the prepubescent Burton - Dark Shadows is a nutty romp that's as much about celebrating a significant blip in the pop - cult continuum as it is a tale of bloodsucking, of grudge - holding, and the stress involved in maintaining a 200 - room, two - century - old house.

But Harp can barely get a hello from Lance, much less consent, as he is not only holding a grudge, but is also adamant about his desire to keep his private life private, especially when it is discovered that beloved wife Mia (Calhoun, «Diary of a Single Mom») is ill, perhaps terminally.

I don't hold any grudge against them; my life is busy enough without worrying about trolls!

Uruks hunt down the player, holding on to grudges from battle lost or lauding about their victories over the player.

Apparently, she is holding a grudge, although I have no idea what it's about.

A cycle that many married couples fall into when a hurt occurs in their marriage is to clam up about the issue, withdraw from one another, dwell too much on the hurt, hold onto a grudge, walk on eggshells around one another, dig in their heels on the issue, allow bitterness to build, and end up in a cold war and deep disillusionment.

(And if there's one thing my mom taught me about relationships, it's that you should never hold a grudge against a vampire lover.)