Sentence examples for Such antipathy from inspiring English sources

Such antipathy to Obama's choice was evident in comments Sunday by senator Bob Corker, a ranking member of the foreign relations committee.

Roosevelt felt no such antipathy for his rival.

"I've been doing this for 31 years, and I've never seen such antipathy toward Muslim workers".

There are signs that Nicola Sturgeon is anxious not to encourage such antipathy.

It was not just Johnson's reporting on the EU that has prompted such antipathy, however.

Why such antipathy between the two tribes – and why is Packham such a target?

Why do I feel such strong antipathy?

Such institutional antipathy drives many people into lives marked by secrecy.

I also can't for the life of me begin to understand why TV executives have such an antipathy towards book programmes.

That UKIP had campaigned less on national issues, such as antipathy to immigration, than local ones, including over NHS facilities and opposition to a proposed new airport, was a further sign of new sophistication, he said.

Such perceived antipathy is the reason why Dagger refused to let most rock writers near his group throughout Spandau's first year, because he knew so few had ever been inside a nightclub.