Sentence examples for because of animosity from inspiring English sources

The five partners Sternberg is buying out have wanted to shed their shares because of animosity with Naimoli.

On Monday, the speaker of Parliament, a conservative Sunni Arab, said he was considering stepping down because of animosity from the Kurdish and Shiite political blocs.

But eBay did not accept their bid, partly because of animosity between the Skype founders and eBay management, according to a person involved in the proposal.

In October, 2014, Alan Garten, the Trump Organization's general counsel, told CBS that Trump would ask Curiel to recuse himself because of "animosity toward Mr. Trump and his views".

"It wasn't because of animosity or anything like that... nobody has anything against him... it just didn't occur to anybody to invite him personally to be on the show because it was a salute to contestants," Carey told TMZ. "Everybody loves Bob Barker".

Although he had campaigned for President Bush during the 2000 general election, he was still largely frozen out of the White House because of animosities left over from the Republican primary.

They split their six-game season series, but the final scores practically became an afterthought because of spillages of animosity between the players, and even their coaches.

There were still hints of animosity because of denunciations of the autobiography, "And the Walls Came Tumbling," by civil rights figures and black politicians.

"It creates a lot of animosity, because you have one or two people who don't want it".

Deconstruction as a philosophical and critical movement aroused a good deal of animosity because it questioned the fixity of meaning in language.

But I'm afraid they will eventually because of their animosity toward Ahmadinejad.