Sentence examples for deep-seated animosity. from inspiring English sources

But years of deep-seated animosity soon intruded on the hopeful moment.

"We expect opposition to any conservative from a Democratic controlled committee, but there doesn't appear to be any deep-seated animosity," he said.

While some of these incidents involved Taliban infiltrators, Bordin believes many resulted from "deep-seated animosity, often stimulated by social and personal conflicts".

Polls have showed white voters without college degrees breaking heavily toward Trump — and harboring deep-seated animosity toward Clinton, the former first lady, senator from New York and secretary of state.

By the end of the story we have learned what distinguishes the "pin" Amish from the "button" Amish and become aware of the deep-seated animosity among some of these sects.

The brief temper loss was certainly bona fide, sparked by an equally authentic dislike for the perceived smugness and arrogance of Hearn rather than any deep-seated animosity towards his opponent.

Nonetheless, Perejil is a obviously an important symbol for Spain and Morocco, ancient enemies whose deep-seated animosities have bubbled up to the surface often in the last year.

Deep-seated Saudi animosity towards Iran and the kingdom's fuelling of the Sunni-Shiite divide that is ripping the Middle East apart is rooted in the challenge posed by Islamist governments like that of Iran or that of deposed Muslim Brother Mohammed Morsi in Egypt that have or had some degree of democratic legitimacy.

Somalia has suffered for decades from a proliferation of firearms and deep-seated clan animosities.

The administration move alters the equation in a part of the world where deep-seated religious and national animosities have resulted in a long, hair-trigger standoff between two nuclear-armed giants.

What the N.F.L. cannot regulate is the deep-seated enmity between offense and defense; that animosity is the root of the game's violence -- and its magnetism.