Sentence examples for a mutual animosity from inspiring English sources

Most great college sports rivalries emerge from memorable moments on the field, coaching feuds or recruiting battles, but the annual football game between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Missouri Tigers, to be played tomorrow night in Kansas City, Mo., with unusually high import, taps into a mutual animosity born of a flashpoint in American history.

His older brother, Brandt ap Io, is one of his subordinates, and the two share a mutual animosity.

For Tillerson, it was a humiliating end to a 14-month relationship defined by mutual animosity and frustration.

Perhaps, with some luck, Gaza and Israel would find a way to contain their mutual animosity, at least for some time.

But the mutual animosity reached a new peak last spring when the Mubarak-appointed Supreme Constitutional Court ordered the dissolution of the Islamist-dominated Parliament just as Mr. Morsi was winning the election.

From as far back as that time President George W. Bush referred to reporter Adam Clymer as a "major league asshole from The New York Times," conservatives have alternated between airing operatic grievances about the paper in public, to reveling in the perceived mutual animosity as a form of political performance art.

But for a region long tired of the mutual animosity and perplexed at the Cold War-era embargo, it seemed progress enough that the presidents were talking without hostility.

Despite this mutual animosity, Mr. Coburn has also forged a series of notable friendships over the years, albeit often of the tough-love variety.

A disastrous season at Fila concluded, he says, in mutual animosity: "They hated me, and I couldn't do anything right.

LIFE AS WE KNOW IT An ambitious caterer (Katherine Heigl) and a television sports director (Josh Duhamel) try to set their mutual animosity aside as they care for their suddenly orphaned goddaughter.

Mutual animosity between the two men, Gollob, a disciplinarian pro-Nazi, and Bär, an anti-authoritarian, ensured an intense rivalry.