Sentence examples for animosity at from inspiring English sources

She was surprised to find no animosity at all.

"Dusty may have made some mistakes, but this case was driven by professional animosity at C.I.A. and personal ambition".

Japanese executives have said in interviews over the years that they try to be especially responsible employers in China and have not encountered animosity at a personal level.

EXPECT righteous indignation, laced with racial animosity, at the week-long annual deliberations of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that kick off in New York on December 8th.

"We had friendly talks on religion and he never has shown any animosity at all to Jewish people or to America.

Perhaps, with some luck, Gaza and Israel would find a way to contain their mutual animosity, at least for some time.

The matchup inspired some animosity as Jackson jawed at Martin.

And the Jews, who despite an identity forged as a persecuted people, have been stunned at the depth of animosity directed at them as Israel struck back militarily at the Palestinians.

Dr. Gai, who has brought in more than $1.4 million in grants -- more than only a handful of other professors at the university -- said the animosity directed at him came primarily from Dr. William C. Stwalley, the chairman of the physics department, because of Dr. Gai's efforts to clean up what he called a disorganized program that lacks talent.

Given the animosity directed at the financial industry in general, however, few will criticize the government publicly.

There is this animosity directed at Murdoch for being this interloping commonwealth provincial who has had the establishment in such a firm choke-hold for so many years.