Sentence examples for animosity about from inspiring English sources

Put aside the lingering animosity about low Bush campaign tactics.

He contended that McNabb did not display any animosity about being demoted.

"And in cases where they disagree, they probably don't have much animosity about it".

But the company's executives seemed determined not to celebrate too much, and possibly raise animosity about its unpopular bailout.

"In Geneva, there was a great deal of animosity about the United States bringing the resolution on China," he said.

However, those that are caused by NATO troops appear to reverberate more deeply because of underlying animosity about foreigners in the country.

Jena is a mostly white town where racial animosity flared about a year ago after a black student sat under a tree that was a traditional gathering place for whites.

A few months from now, when the Supreme Court hears arguments in the two same-sex marriage cases it accepted for review last Friday, many observers will likely be in Hosie's position — listening with some amazement to Scalia as he berates lawyers, fascinated by his animosity, wondering about the point where a cruel note removes any enjoyment one might find in intellectual theatrics.

Cook leaves the question of Madison's guilt or innocence hanging while he explores what Madison says this trial is really about: the animosity of narrow minds toward intellectuals, "still the most hated people on earth".

SIR – How sad to read about animosity on the tennis court (Leading article, June 24).

This followed a discussion about animosity between UKIP and the Tories.