Sentence examples for as enmity from inspiring English sources

He described their relationship as "enmity".

Last April, as enmity rose between McCourt and baseball.

Fan clubs for each skater have sprouted on the Internet, with groups tending to have as much love for one as enmity for the other.

Ms. Quinn, who has been a key ally of Mr. Bloomberg, is generally viewed as the front-runner, thanks to a high-profile position and a high-octane style that has brought her admiration as well as enmity.

His message of the free exchange of ideas has not yet taken root in a society where public differences can be seen as taboo and disagreement can be taken as enmity.

Most of the executions were for drug-related crimes, but others were for such vaguely worded offenses as "enmity against God".

Anyone who propounds the idea that agricultural biotechnology will save the environment and feed the world's hungry is sure to earn as much enmity as admiration from investors as well as environmentalists.

The author of the "unacceptable face of capitalism" jibe (his target was Lonrho) attacked corruption and poor performance among the captains of industry, deepening Tory enmity as much as his opposition to some of his party's privatisations.

Wigan's rivalry with Warrington is not be quite as local, ancient or famous as the enmity they share with St Helens.

For the historian of the 1930s, the answer seems clear: either the forces that could coalesce against it remain divided, vowing to eternal enmity, as happened in Germany on the eve of Hitler's ascent to power; or they create a united front, however unwieldy, as happened with the Popular Front in France a few years later.

In time, I came to think this narrative enmity was as much a part of the story as the larger question of who had taken the victims' lives.