Sentence examples for antagonistic remarks from inspiring English sources

He is often the more strident critic, and prone to making antagonistic remarks about his fellow-doctors for their slowness to accept his findings.

"We are all aware of past misunderstandings and conflicts, and these still weigh heavily upon relationships between Jews, Christians and Muslims," the pope said after the two other religious leaders delivered sharply antagonistic remarks.

Mr. Peña Nieto, who pointedly emphasized goals like "mutual respect" and "constructive" relations several times in his remarks, did Mr. Trump some favors with his respectful treatment: The Mexican president acknowledged that every country had a "right" to protect its own border, and suggested that Mr. Trump wanted to move on from his antagonistic remarks of the past.

Trump, whose spending demands and antagonistic remarks about Germany and Chancellor Angela Merkel at Wednesday's summit opening already had strained relationships with longtime allies, remarked on the "great collegial spirit" among allies as the tumultuous summit concluded.

Then he makes an antagonistic remark about Asians or the shitty sedans normal people drive.

A surge of antagonistic comments greeted his welcoming remarks.

Today, Mr. Bush's remarks were far more regretful rather than antagonistic, although he did repeat a sentence from his State of the Union address that "We must not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most dangerous weapons".

"Fuck TM88, 'cuz he's not 808 Mafia anymore," Southside remarked in a March 2015 interview with WatchLOUD, before offering a decidedly less antagonistic opinion of his former partner ("That's my brother, I don't beef with my brothers" he later told Pigeons & Planes).

seemed antagonistic.

"They're just antagonistic.

Antagonistic Active Knee Prosthesis.