Sentence examples for animosity at the from inspiring English sources

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.

There is no record of animosity at the institute or when Mourinho, then a fitness coach, left Estrela da Amadora in 1991 after Ferreira was appointed manager.

You stare with animosity at the sacks, which are made of heavy-duty translucent plastic the color of the hateful moths that destroyed your expensive cashmere sweater and that you hung traps for in your closet.

Politics in those days was a day job and at night the politicos would mix and mingle and checked all their animosity at the door and everyone was in the middle.

Even though Fiedler does not make clear that the orchestra in the pit that day was a freelance group, her discussion of the animosity at that time between the musicians and the technical crew is sadly persuasive.

Apart from a couple of walls that were redecorated with slogans, there was hardly any sign of damage or animosity at this point.

Apart from a couple of walls that were redecorated with slogans, there was hardly any sign of damage or animosity at this point – everyone was far more interested in drinking and trying to find a balance between the hardcore and electronica soundsystems that didn't make them want to kill themselves.        .

England-France matches tend to bring out the confrontational in the combatants; a remembrance of bloodied battles and punches past; an animosity at odds with the modern relationship between the two nations.

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

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

Win or lose in Massachusetts, that a contest between a conservative Republican and a liberal Democrat could appear so close is evidence of what even Democrats say is animosity directed at the administration and Congress.