Sentence examples for antagonize everyone from inspiring English sources

Gershom Scholem wrote that Schocken was "a broken and miserable human being who has managed to antagonize everyone in America".

"His bullying and haranguing style seems designed to antagonize everyone who does not share his approach to the governance of world cycling," Cookson said of McQuaid last week.

In Episode 1, Jessa manages to antagonize everyone in group therapy and belittle their problems.

When Merrick occasionally looked in -- usually during the tryouts -- he would bluster and scream, antagonize everyone and quickly depart, leaving Biff to smooth everything over and put the pieces back together.

This all makes other countries feel insecure and untrusting towards China, "the result of which may be that China antagonizes everyone in the international arena and there will be endless friction," he wrote.

He was then deputy secretary of veterans affairs, and he was about to succeed Secretary Edward J. Derwinski, who was a good friend but who seemed to have done his best to antagonize virtually everyone.

Between 1910 and 1914, Marinetti paid calls on avant-garde circles in Paris, London, Berlin, Moscow, and St . Petersburg intending to evangelize but, instead, antagonizing almost everyone.

A burly bouncer grabbed him, hit him and told him to wait inside with everyone else to avoid antagonizing the police.

So Mitt Romney is here to mess with your narrative, tip over everyone's tidy paradigms, and send those who had antagonized him into fits of apoplexy and fugues of confusion.

Republicans and Democrats fear that a carbon tax would antagonize voters by raising the prices of products with fossil fuel content for everyone who uses them.

"He would antagonize people.