Sentence examples for a shared animosity from inspiring English sources

It comes down to a shared animosity for Iran and the disruptive influence of Donald Trump, as Ian Black explains.

This unprecedented rapprochement has been driven mainly by a shared animosity towards Iran, and by the disruptive new policies of Donald Trump.

They are very disorganised and all that unites them is a shared animosity to the central government.

Microsoft's relationship with PC makers has long been one of mutual benefit and dependency, spiced with a measure of shared animosity.

But it seemed these national differences were largely overridden by the shared animosity towards a group seen as an external enemy, he said.

It is a point that seems to have been lost in the shared animosity of the last few weeks, an anger that emerged again at the start of the race here as Armitstead's family bearded and berated at least one national newspaper journalist on the Rio beachfront.

In addition to the growing leverage of minority and low-income voters in the Democratic Party, the center-left coalition includes many upscale, well-educated social liberals, who have found common ground with their less fortunate allies in shared animosity toward the Republican Party.

No animosity was towards Djokovic; instead a shared and vocal desperation to see Federer keep his mission on track; a collective wish to be part of history.

Two-thirds of the people who were on my suspension team in the 70s and 80s are now on liquid nitrogen – people I laughed with, had dinner with, shared personal animosity with, shared great triumphs with, shared personal friendships with.

After the revolution in 1979 he shared the animosity toward the West common in the political vanguard and advocated limiting social and political freedoms, particularly for women, to raise a generation devoted to revolutionary ideals.

They stared at each other for 20 seconds or so, without animosity, shared a few platitudes for the TV cameras and left for some well-earned nosh.