Sentence examples for antagonism of from inspiring English sources

Is the antagonism of the Drug Wars foes more bark than bite?

Throughout its history, the profession has been fraught with antagonism of an Oedipal variety.

Their fate is usually determined by parliamentary morale and the personal antagonism of their members.

There was antagonism of long standing between this station and that community.

In those days Chicago was still stinging from the racial antagonism of the 1960s.

His stated aim was to reduce the antagonism of Muslims towards the West and Israel.

A political deal had been finalized before the meeting opened, defusing the pent-up antagonism of many lawmakers.

Antagonism of colonists toward England was played down, and support for independence by some Englishmen was highlighted.

Given the Trump movement's constant antagonism of minority groups, those arguing for racism have made a clearer case.

The growing antagonism of the super-wealthy toward Obama can seem mystifying, since Obama has served the rich quite well.

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