Sentence examples for depth of antagonism from inspiring English sources

Then again, the Times pointed to the depth of antagonism towards the EU within Cameron's cabinet, suggesting that his "back me or I'll sack you" threat could split the party: "A good number of leading ministers, including Michael Gove, Chris Grayling, Iain Duncan Smith and Sajid Javid, are thought to be sympathetic to Brexit.

He admonished President Eisenhower for urging blacks to be patient, revealed the depth of his antagonism toward separatists like Malcolm X ("Coming from you," he once told him, "an attack is a tribute"), denounced Rockefeller for publicly endorsing Barry Goldwater.

This week, Putin has also shown the depth of his personal antagonism to the West, describing U.S. officials in a disjointed news conference as mad scientists "doing experiments on Ukraine like on rats".

His fallibility and vulnerability add depth to Frost, but it comes at the price of his bravado and never-ending stream of antagonism.

This sort of antagonism is proven electoral poison.

India, too, has a long history of antagonism with Pakistan.

Their future will sometimes be a long tunnel of antagonism.

He says all this without an ounce of antagonism.

Coevolution does not necessarily require the presence of antagonism.

"There was quite a bit of antagonism," he said.

A political culture of antagonism towards and antagonism towards Israeli-Arabs, who make up 20% of the population has fuelled extremism, according to activists on the left.