Sentence examples for antagonistic bond from inspiring English sources
The tender, antagonistic bond between mentor and protégé -- the psychologically tense and physically dangerous process by which amateurs turn pro -- is an endlessly fascinating theme for Mr. Mamet.
At a seminar, Peter met a consultant who impressed him, and together they produced a diagram presenting the relationships between the directors as "dominant", "balanced" or "blocked", with a special zigzag reserved for the "antagonistic" bond between Peter and his younger brother John.
The two women meet, are mutually antagonistic at first, then bond, get up to big mischief, go to bed and wake up the next morning as if absolutely no mischief has occurred.
But the Hero's main bonds, brotherly or antagonistic, are with other guys.
One possible scenario is that they will vote for Clemens, who was media friendly, and rebuff Bonds, who was consistently antagonistic toward them.
Agnivesh, with whom Satyarthi retained an alternatingly close and antagonistic relationship, founded the more legislatively focused Bandhua Mukti Morcha (BMM; "Bonded Labour Liberation Front") in 1981.
He understands, though, that it is not just a novel of antagonistic world-views, of British decline and the American future, but also of the ineluctable bond between Fowler and Pyle, two men in a besieged tower in the dark.
Depending on how antagonistic the situation becomes, the European Central Bank could even threaten to withdraw its support for Italian government bonds, which it has been purchasing in large quantities as part of its quantitative-easing program.
An intriguing possibility is that the antagonistic effects of the reductive CcdA ResA and oxidative BdbCD pathways serve in the isomerization of disulfide bonds (Kouwen and van Dijl 2009).
"They're just antagonistic.
