Sentence examples for a deep feud from inspiring English sources

The gift was particularly gratifying for Neville; his family had experienced a deep feud with the former Earls of Northumberland, the Percys, who supported the House of Lancaster.

Mr. Mehdi's objection was widely viewed as reflecting a deep-running feud between his party, the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, which controls provincial councils in most of the Shiite-dominated south, and the party led by the radical Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.

Still, the inter-branch feuding that is still going on, with many fundamental issues still unresolved, is fully matched by a deep tension even within the judicial branch itself.

Many analysts say this family feud reflected a deeper power struggle in the nation.

The personal feud reflects a deeper clash between police officers who resent a civilian having such a central role in their future, and Conservative politicians who think it is best for an outsider to push through necessary reform and scrutiny.

They have a blood feud that features deep personal bitterness between the most senior leaders of the two countries.

Nothing promotes an album like a feud.

The Shiite-led government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki is squeezing out Kurdish units of the Iraqi Army from Mosul, sending the national police and army from Baghdad and trying to forge alliances with Sunni Arab hard-liners in the province, who have deep-seated feuds with the Kurdistan Regional Government led by Massoud Barzani.

It's a blood feud".

Or even a blood feud.

Start a literary feud.