Sentence examples for antipathy about from inspiring English sources

In recent years, he defused some of the public antipathy about his presidency by maintaining a low public profile.

Then it was the members' turn to talk, and many of them did, some voicing deep antipathy about the members who had allegedly misbehaved.

Some of this antipathy about Europe in general really relates of course to the European court of human rights, rather than the EU.

BEHIND THE NEWS It was the first time Mr. Gates linked European antipathy about NATO's efforts in Afghanistan to American policy in Iraq.

In the wider Arab world, still deeply divided over President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and the uprising against him, the concern over his government's indiscriminate use of force coincided with antipathy about American intervention.

It may be argued that public antipathy about and outrage over the legal ability of local governments to take owner-occupied, privately owned homes, to devote to revitalization projects undertaken by for-profit, private-sector developers, served as the genesis of what emerged as the Tea Party after the election of President Obama in 2008.

The event was sponsored by a group called NYC Is Not for Sale, a creation of one union boss and two wealthy business executives, who have channeled their antipathy — and about $1.4 million — into an all-negative campaign for the notional candidate they call Anybody but Quinn.

There has been considerable antipathy in the past about the use of the property.

The antipathy some people feel about social media might be the beginning of that.

Ms. Fuller wrote about this antipathy in a book last year, saying it has been something of a running motif.

Republican candidates at all levels clamor for his backing, aware that he has become a potent symbol of the antipathy many Americans feel about illegal immigration.