Sentence examples for common animosity from inspiring English sources

The relationship between Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Adelson dates to the mid-1990s and first centered on their common animosity for labor unions.

Why does personal bias and animosity trump common sense and common purpose?

After the revolution in 1979 he shared the animosity toward the West common in the political vanguard and advocated limiting social and political freedoms, particularly for women, to raise a generation devoted to revolutionary ideals.

She said there has not been any backlash or increased animosity; there was a common understanding of the greater issues affecting the whole country, which had been demonstrated on a personal level in this incidence.

The animosity was mutual.

That tends to shield them from the sudden public displays of animosity against officialdom that are common throughout China.

Mr. McCain indicated that common goals and shared values transcended the animosity that grew out of their campaign.

Though animosity toward the United States is common in much of the Middle East, many Iraqi Kurds are relatively pro-American.

Local animosity to the steel baron remains common, the legacy, no doubt, of his role in the infamous Homestead Strike.

The current violence underscores the continuing fiction that the politicians can make peace without first uniting their peoples in common action to get beyond past fears and animosities with roots going back thousands of years.

Animosity toward campus conservatives and libertarians was a common topic among students at the Conservative Political Action Conference last weekend in Washington.