Sentence examples for a personal animosity from inspiring English sources

Their burning of Chilembwe's church in November 1913 created a personal animosity with the rebel leadership.

Strahan says he does not possess any personal animosity toward Runyan, but during games, he is capable of personalizing each matchup.

As for Mr. Boehner, on Friday he played down any personal animosity between him and his Democratic adversaries, but did show a flash of temper when he referred to suggestions from the White House that Democrats had the advantage.

It was a bit special and maybe different to other counties, although I never had any personal animosity over my move at all.

Rarely do top programmers go public with any personal animosity they may have for each other.

While no one wants creative artists to be permanently at one another's throats, there are times when a little personal animosity has an agreeably bracing effect on the art form involved: not only by reminding us that artists are human beings, but by gesturing at the existence of diametrically opposed theories of art.

Also in play is a deep personal animosity between Russia's prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, and Ukraine's president, Viktor A. Yushchenko.

The battles between the two in cabinet committee were bruising, perhaps overlaid with a residual personal animosity.

But under the leadership of Ruhollah Khomeini, who bore a strong personal animosity toward Ṣaddām, Iran remained intransigent and continued the war in an effort to overthrow the Iraqi leader.

Reflecting the depth of enmity between the countries, and what appears to be a growing personal animosity between the leaders, Prime Minister Vajpayee dismissed General Musharraf's promise out of hand.

But there is not and has not ever been a drop of personal animosity between Senator Kerry and Mayor Menino".