Sentence examples for bitter animosity from inspiring English sources

Though many European business leaders felt affinity to Mr. Romney, there is little of the bitter animosity toward Mr. Obama found among U.S. conservatives.

Mr. Biden must also decide how to handle the bitter animosity between Mr. Abe and South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye.

What we were witnessing was, in fact, blowback from a bitter animosity that dates to the very beginning of this Bush administration.

Sometimes these polemics resulted in bitter animosity, as in his interchange with Christoph Sigwart (see e.g. Marty 1884 and Sigwart 1889).

Such bitter animosity has faded, Brown said. .

There are those who maintain an eagle eye on the regime with bitter animosity and sully it by painting and drenching it in soot.

President Bush may have dreamed of a world of moral clarity after the terrorist attacks in the United States, but the crisis in South Asia, like the one in the Middle East, has shown how futile it is to expect people to abandon their own deep and bitter animosities and subscribe wholeheartedly to Washington's still rather abstract call to fight evil as America defines it.

Elsewhere in Iraq the election took place amid bombs and bitter sectarian animosity between Sunni and Shia politicians.

San Francisco's recent Google-bus and "homeless trash" kerfuffles are symptoms of an increasingly broad, deep, and bitter anti-tech animosity.

So bitter was the animosity between these two men that Hopkins commenced an action for slander against Ward, putting damages at £40,000.

Seymour and Mends became bitter enemies and their animosity continued throughout their lives, although both remained in the Navy and had successful careers.