Grudge in a sentence as a noun

These high crime residents often bear a special grudge towards white people.

Historically, this has not deterred those who bear a grudge.

It's easy to hold grudge and hate someone for some hypothetical reasons.

The result is that hiring someone with a grudge can poision the feedback pool for a bunch of possible hires.

Could they put that up front please, so I don't get surprised later on by a grudge held by their social media intern?

Not people you would want to have holding a grudge against you if you worked in that industry or had to run for re-election.

Grudge in a sentence as a verb

These tend to be people who have spent their lives seriously measuring and analyzing climate, not just dilettantes with a grudge.

I have no idea if extortion is what's happening here versus simple lulzseekers or a grudge someone holds against them, but I wouldn't be surprised.

It's hardly a stretch of the imagination to wonder if he bears a grudge against Seagate and its currently majority shareholder, Samsung.

A retraction by tptacek reminds us all to think criticallylawnchair_larry's comment is equivalent to questioning the president or a major celebrity, which oftentimes isn't a personal grudge.

Do they hold a grudge against events, or do they believe they were a gift?I’ll listen for whether they say things like, “I’m so glad that actually happened, because I learned this and this.” Or do they believe that there’s sort of a conspiracy out to harm them?

And so these strikes routinely -- and sometimes deliberately -- target wedding parties [4], funerals, and rescue workers [5], and children [6].Add to this the psychological trauma of constantly living under the threat of drones [7], it is no wonder citizens of countries where these programs are carried out hold somewhat of a grudge against the US [8].

Grudge definitions

noun

a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation; "holding a grudge"; "settling a score"

See also: score grievance

verb

bear a grudge; harbor ill feelings

See also: stew

verb

accept or admit unwillingly