Sentence examples for antagonize her from inspiring English sources

Weatherspoon said Wauters was staring her down, walking toward her as if to antagonize her.

Her funk seems to be related to Jeff's (my advisor's) determination to antagonize her and take joy in it.

The male and female neighbors were fighting, and then the female continued to yell, which the person who reported it believed was to purposely antagonize her.

The German Chancellor Angela Merkel will not save Russia from the sanctions, even as she went to Washington to insist on Obama not to supply weapons to the Ukrainian government and antagonize her friend Putin, and to not take measures that would implicate NATO in Ukraine against Russia.

Two, she has claws and sharp teeth; should you antagonize her in any way whatsoever, she is unlikely to hold back but will let you know only too well that you've been too brusque, invasive, or downright bossy.

Rebekha Sharkie, a lawmaker who was elected in 2016, said she started to dread giving speeches about legislation because of one colleague's persistence in antagonizing her.

When Clinton, at the end of 1996, tapped Albright to become secretary of state, other U.N. delegations became especially leery of antagonizing her.

The mother is herself a parenting expert — a mental health practitioner and a professor — who asked to remain anonymous to avoid antagonizing her former husband.

If she chose to expand Medicaid, the federal and state program that provides health care to poor and disabled people, she risked antagonizing her conservative base, steadfast opponents of President Obama's health care law.

Yunhe then antagonizes her grandfather by running away to join a theater troupe, and wins modest acclaim when the leading lady becomes ill and she takes over the role because she is the only other actress who has memorized all the lines.

"We are more liberal than they are, and it can sometimes be uncomfortable when the women arrive covered from head to toe and the men leer at you," said Deniz, a Turkish teenager in ripped jeans and a T-shirt, who declined to give her last name for fear of antagonizing her Syrian boss.