Sentence examples for constant enmity from inspiring English sources
After the conclusion of the 1941 agreement with Russia, General Sikorski committed his people to collaboration with Russia, to the abandonment of fantastic expansionist day-dreams, to a sober realisation that if Poland was to survive at all, it could not do so in constant enmity with both great neighbours.
Hatfield patriarch "Devil" Anse Hatfield (Kevin Costner) had grown tired of the constant enmity and said, "I do not wish to keep the old feud alive".
The outcome of the Great Siege made it politically impossible for the British government to again consider trading away Gibraltar, even though King George III warned that it would be the source "of another war, or at least of a constant lurking enmity" and expressed his wish "if possible to be rid of Gibraltar .
But that involved the enmity of France and England, resolved by constant wars and excommunications.
The Khārijites' constant harassment of the various Muslim governments was less a matter of personal enmity than a practical exercise of their religious beliefs.
That enmity is totally misplaced".
Nepal has exploited enmity bet.
The enmity still smolders.
Ten years of enmity and loss.
