Sentence examples for as antipathy from inspiring English sources

As antipathy towards national politics grows, so do the benefits of having a strong constituency profile.

There is no such thing as antipathy from an Open gallery.

As antipathy towards British rule builds, Ralph tries to ingratiate himself with the Maharajah of Patiala and his mistress.

Robinson said he had taken several personal lessons from the episode, but he criticised what he saw as antipathy towards journalists from outside Scotland covering the referendum.

That UKIP had campaigned less on national issues, such as antipathy to immigration, than local ones, including over NHS facilities and opposition to a proposed new airport, was a further sign of new sophistication, he said.

But as antipathy to the Tories seems to have waned a bit since Mr Cameron sought to modernise his party, tactical voting may well hurt them less than in the past, says Mr Curtice.So how can the parties turn the campaign to their advantage?

Should the Democrats have the majority, he will certainly be their choice, and there is no man living to whom the Americans and Whigs have as much antipathy as Johnson".

What may work for retailers will not necessarily work for designers, who see runway shows as the opportunity to state their vision of their clothes and who often experience collection antipathy as soon as they finish one.

This week, the charmed young life of the Brooklyn Flea, which occupies a corner lot at Vanderbilt and Lafayette Avenues in Fort Greene (and which Mr. Butler said drew 20,000 visitors the first time out, and 5,000 on many Sundays since) finally encountered its first wave of organized antipathy as well as accusations of disrespect for the Sabbath.

But, we gained a lot of antipathy as well – people thought we were mad.

This relaxed snapshot ends up being just as intriguing, at least to me, as any antipathy he might once have felt towards José Mourinho or his clinical jettisoning of Joe Hart.