Sentence examples for deep hostilities from inspiring English sources

Mr Voronin called Transdniestria's leader, Igor Smirnov, "an evil force who has turned his region into a festering wound on the body of Moldova .Yet the dispute has none of the deep hostilities of the Caucasus.

Mr. Cameron, who has navigated deep hostilities to European integration and deep skepticism toward France in his Conservative Party, emphasized the budgetary benefits, saying the agreements would contribute savings of "millions of pounds" to Britain's plan to make deep cuts in its $60 billion defense budget.

We encountered deep hostility towards Labour from this group.

One senior American official says the ISI now treats its American counterparts with deep hostility.

Barbash's observations about Lakeland lack deep affection -- or deep hostility.

wellness providers have a deep hostility to anything that conventional medicine offers.

But it also illustrates the deep hostility within the Curia to Arns and his ilk.

The election campaign revealed a deep hostility towards council tax in its present form.

This curt rebuff is said to explain Neave's deep hostility to Heath in later years.

She recognises the deep hostility of her voters to big fiscal transfers to weaker, more profligate euro-zone countries.

Charles had become drawn to a movement of church reform that aroused deep hostility among his Calvinist subjects.