Sentence examples for animosity aimed at from inspiring English sources

"The players didn't think this was Darryl Strawberry's team," McReynolds said, with no visible trace of animosity aimed at the departed right fielder.

Their claims were dismissed, but it was a revealing sign of the animosity aimed at the building – and the city's resident starchitect.

Kean stood alone in his technical area amid periods of sustained abuse and such was the level of personal animosity aimed at the Scot it is hard to see how he can turn the supporters around and survive after 12 torrid months in charge.

Although Trump's animosity was not aimed at Barr — in fact, he has praised him — it nonetheless puts the attorney general in a particularly awkward position as he begins his job.

The South stopped earlier broadcasts after it agreed with Pyongyang in late August on a package of measures aimed at easing animosities that had the rivals threatening war.

He was referring to the set of proposals that London and Dublin advanced on Aug. 1 linking reforms aimed at overcoming Catholic animosity toward the police, along with plans to close British military bases, to I.R.A. disarmament.

"Crimes aimed at fanning hatred and animosity based on race, ethnic origin or religion are especially dangerous.

NORTH KOREA-SOUTH KOREA BORDER, Tuesday, Oct. 2 (Reuters) — South Korea's president stepped across the heavily armed border with the North on Tuesday to start a summit meeting aimed at ending a half-century of animosity.

Our former president spoke violent words, full of bravado and hatred aimed at intimidating our enemies, but also resulting in animosity towards innocent people.

Of the 21percentt of crimes fueled by animosity toward the victim's religion, more than half the attacks were aimed at Jews, a quarter at Muslims.

American leaders have consistently said that Iraq cannot truly move forward until its Sunnis, Shiites and other groups put aside their animosities, and until they take actions like passing an oil law aimed at spreading the country's wealth more evenly.