Sentence examples for being antagonistic from inspiring English sources

The literary prophets also have been viewed as being antagonistic toward the cultus.

He had a knack for establishing rapport with people he negotiated with, even those who started out being antagonistic.

That will be seen by some as being antagonistic, unhelpful, even maybe destructive, but I make no apology for it.

I worried about alienating people, especially boys, which didn't preclude me from being antagonistic in conversations, even as shyness made it hard for me to stand in front of the school to announce upcoming meetings or events.

Some teachers blamed the former Education Secretary, Michael Gove, for being antagonistic and for alienating, rather than engaging with, teachers.

The hope is that rather than continuing being antagonistic towards wild camelids, rural residents would assist government efforts in monitoring and protecting the species.

Their relationships with suppliers were antagonistic.

Both are antagonistic to American interests.

"They're antagonistic of anything Columbia does".

The water and the ice were antagonistic, but not only antagonistic.

Finley was antagonistic toward many players and managers.