Sentence examples for In enmity from inspiring English sources

Although they share a long history steeped in enmity and warfare, their relationship has also involved centuries of respect.

By voting for women as bishops, he said, the church could show that it could manage "diversity of view without division — diversity in amity, not diversity in enmity".

I asked him if he agreed with this passage from the Koran: "Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou find the Jews and Pagans".

The operating principle of the ensemble is that through working together and engaging in dialogue, young musicians from cultures steeped in enmity can find understanding.

Games between countries -- from the Olympics to World Cups -- are often so thick with nationalism that amity is lost in enmity.

"But also the Church of England needs to show how to develop the mission of the church in a way that demonstrates that we can manage diversity of view without division; diversity in amity, not diversity in enmity".

For those seeking specifics — as opposed to those engaging in enmities — the internet is a truly Rowlingesquely magic thing.

At the same time, she has allowed herself to undermine these very goals by becoming snared in enmities with her Sinhalese rivals that have derailed the country's best hopes for peace.

Europeans themselves had little common understanding of each other for the longest time, fighting two world wars rooted in the enmity of neighbors in the 20th century alone.

In recent days there had been indications of a slight thaw in the enmity between Hamas and Fatah.

And in his Cairo address June 4, he accepted responsibility for America's part in the enmity between the United States and Iran.