Sentence examples similar to Secret antagonism from inspiring English sources
The traditionally strong relationship has improved in response to threats to European unity, including Brexit and Donald Trump, who has made no secret of his antagonism towards the EU.
Tsiskaridze has made no secret of his antagonism towards Filin, nor has he been shy about his ambitions to return to the Bolshoi at the very top level, eventually as general director.
Paul Dacre, the Mail's editor for the last 21 years, has never made any secret of his antagonism towards the Labour party and he has woven an anti-Labour agenda into the paper's DNA.
He tells the bird his private thoughts and secrets, which causes conflict and antagonism between Moose and his wife at the time, Téa.
What Bodley heard there reportedly made him feel that what he and millions of other soldiers had fought for, was all for nothing; he stated that "selfish politicians [were] laying the groundwork for the Second World War – each country grabbing all it could for itself, creating national antagonisms, and reviving the intrigues of secret".
