| It also must have rankled with the Scottish Parliament because nurses themselves are usually barred from speaking to the press. |
| This action must have rankled Larry, who, like all good politicians, loves a media opportunity with kids. |
| But Keating's devaluing of Anglo-Australia and of the links with Britain rankled with sections of the British-descended majority. |
| Adams' sarcasm did not solely derive from his jealousy of Franklin's easy popularity, though that always rankled with him. |
| The experience rankled Benjamin, since the show is supposed to offer public instruction in the overall process of creating a candidate. |
| The mildly teasing tone in the girl's voice took most of the sting out of her last comment, yet it still rankled. |
