Sentence examples for considerable animosity from inspiring English sources

Topalov and several other top grandmasters who had not previously qualified for this tournament were excluded from participating, which caused considerable animosity in the chess community.

According to Amos Alonzo Stagg, of the American Olympic Council, this inspired considerable animosity – though America's success in the Games might also have had something to do with it – and the two nations rarely stopped bickering for the remainder of the games.

Evidence suggests that after this incident "considerable animosity" existed between Holland and McGeehan.

Considerable animosity marks the relationship between Plavsic and Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, whom Plavsic accuses of betraying the cause of Serbian nationalism.

Furthermore, anti-Semitic attitudes tend to be most prevalent in three specific subgroups of the French population: the extreme right, the radical left, and the Muslim community -- itself the object of considerable animosity in France.

The incident led to Jennings's resignation in 1808 and created a considerable amount of animosity between the two that prevailed for many years.

"I had a considerable amount of animosity toward a philosophy that would create and perpetuate this kind of notion, about the self-taught artist being on a lower level; it just seemed preposterous to me". For a while, Hammer knew his work was more at home in an antiques show than a gallery show.

But she may have served both parties simultaneously, betraying communications on both sides, and doing considerable mischief in inflaming political animosities.

From animosity towards collaboration.

The animosity was mutual.

"Never was there animosity.