Sentence examples for animosity look from inspiring English sources

For the majority of Russians, Mr Khodorkovsky continues to personify the excesses of 1990s capitalism, when the dubious activities of the few exacerbated the misery of millions.To understand the depth of such animosity look no further than the anger presently directed towards bankers such as Sir Fred Goodwin, Royal Bank of Scotland's former boss.

The once proud times with opposite roles were not forgotten, explaining growing animosity and anger looking for an explanation; and even more important, how to reestablish a more equal relationship.

Lauer putting his side of the debacle to Howard Kurtz – framing it as NBC incompetence rather than any animosity on his part – looks not so much like a successful fence-mending exercise, as a rather confused dog sadly and inadvisably returning to its own vomit, to try to determine what made it sick in the first place.

"There was animosity to begin with but, having looked at the reports and figures, we can see there is a very serious problem," said Tony Allen.

Many Philadelphia fans look up I-95 with animosity toward any New York area team, because rivalries in the other major sports (particularly football and hockey) have fostered it.

It looked - and I say this without animosity - like a very broadsheet-supplement idea of what the "hippest area" would look like.

"There's no rational reason why a center-left Democratic traditional candidate running the campaign she's running would generate so much animosity... it's only explained if you look at the decades that go back," Boehlert said.

The animosity between Saakashvili and Putin made the summer war look intensely personal.

Apart from energizing supporters and getting on local television, the rallies do allow people, many of whom seem drawn to Mr. Lazio out of animosity to Mrs. Clinton, to get a close-up look at their candidate.

In the latest of our series on Levittown, Pennsylvania, we look at how a teachers' strike shows animosity toward public employees has laid bare the tensions in America's long economic downturn.

"It looked like a positive resolution to what looked like a really difficult situation with incredible animosity," he said.