Sentence examples for antagonisms in from inspiring English sources

Marx, however, declared that no equilibrium was possible between the antagonisms in any given economic system.

Landon stressed the danger of what he described as recent stirrings of racial antagonisms in the United States.

More recently it offered "Michigan vs. Ohio State: The Rivalry," which enjoyably spun the story of one of the most intense antagonisms in sports.

This perception would increase antagonisms in the Arab world and has already angered people in Britain and other European countries, the British argue.

CBS officials will not come near to making any statements on the record because they are convinced, given the antagonisms in the air, that the matter will end in court.

All the crises, all the uncertainties, all the antagonisms in the novel flow from Will's excesses, from his self-centered refusal to recognize the emotional needs of those who, perhaps foolishly, have come to depend on him.

What follows is a terrifying human fox-hunt that reveals a lot about class-antagonisms in post-war France.

Italy were confident, indifferent to the antagonism in the stands.

This deprived the existing nobility of their titles and privileges, arousing much antagonism in the court.

The antagonism in schools now, they said, is mainly coming from other children.

The Swiss-mediated talks began last year, keeping a low profile to avoid exciting nationalist antagonism in both countries.