Sentence examples for and enmity in the from inspiring English sources

He hinted at these ideas before he left New York, telling Newsday on Sept. 23 that "the wrongdoers, the evildoers, might use some Muslim to do this on their behalf to make hatred and enmity in the hearts of Americans against Arabs and Muslims," but that "Muslims never do this".

WASHINGTON -- President Obama's top commander in Afghanistan flew to Washington on Tuesday to find out whether he would be fired for remarks he and members of his staff made that were contemptuous of senior administration officials, laying bare the disarray and enmity in a foreign-policy team that is struggling with the war.

He invited and provoked controversy and enmity in a way that is very … un-Brooklyn.

Like Trump, Bush at the time had weak approval ratings and inspired deep enmity in the Democratic base — to the point that some lawmakers floated impeaching him.

Treacheries and Enmities in abundance against me".

There are treacheries and enmities in abundance against me".

And Trump announces his enmity in the choice of his companions.

His high profile and his friendships with rappers had brought him enmity in the department, and he feared that another I.A.B. investigation might cost him his pension.

A black woman walking home to Far Rockaway along Cross Bay Boulevard yesterday shook her head at the news of the parade and the possibility of heightening racial enmity in the area.

Mpezeni found himself in the middle of European competition for control of southeastern Africa, and his unwillingness to grant land and mineral concessions to European colonists earned him their enmity in the 1890s.

The repressive and sometimes lawless behavior of the Palestinian police has earned them widespread enmity in the Palestinian territories.