Sentence examples for antagonisms are from inspiring English sources

The antagonisms are an illusion, for few contest the common base on which both depend.

Major social, political and ideological antagonisms are presented in the quaint language of procedure and rights.

This much is clearly true: rising racial and religious antagonisms are a threat to the social peace of Europe.

On both sides, "Jihad v McWorld" antagonisms are buoyed by consumer-age technology, with Islamic State disseminating snuff videos among internet users in the infidel west.

These ancient antagonisms are submerged under the placid waters of visa-free travel, free-trade talks, World Cup soccer liaisons, and Toyotas cruising the streets of Seoul and Hyundais in Tokyo.

(The game within the game, a staple of any good game, does not always take place between the whistles, to cite another hockeyism. And it often begins in the room — room is shorthand for dressing room, which is hockey-talk for locker room, which is where antagonisms are suckled, before they head out into the world).

Such ethnopolitical antagonisms were ultimately a boon for the ruling party, Golkar.

Sporting rivalries between the French and the Germans, paralleling political antagonisms, were especially intense.

"Even in profoundly religious communities where antagonisms were sharp," he writes, "religion was not a primitive, untameable force".

Studies focusing on human sexual antagonism are limited but increasing.

Consequences of enhanced β2 signaling by CB1 antagonism are depicted in Fig.  2.