Sentence examples for considerable antipathy from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable antipathy in the past about the use of the property.

Sinclair seems to have felt a considerable antipathy toward sexual love.

There is little public support and considerable antipathy towards this totemic law seen by many as a symbol of Labour's contempt of liberty, but I am running ahead of myself, so let us recap.

"There was, therefore, considerable antipathy towards the military in Wales".

His battles with BP have left him with a considerable fortune and antipathy for the company.

You must, though, be aware of a considerable and even, perhaps, increasing antipathy towards the wealthy and privileged?

Apart from an element of antipathy, there was also considerable anger expressed in relation to: who was responsible; the lack of care demonstrated by its ongoing presence; and fear over its risk to human health.

Whatever its shared antipathy toward terror, it regards an American military presence as a threat to its considerable influence in the region.

The antipathy is personal.

The breakthrough labor agreements reflect this antipathy.

The antipathy is not merely political.