Sentence examples for enmity of from inspiring English sources

You do seem to attract the enmity of many women.

Does that enmity of our enemies make Iran our friend?

But he earned the enmity of many by interfering with saving the whooping crane.

Thus, he incurred the enmity of the humanists, who saw him as an enemy of letters.

It also stoked the enmity of the censors, leading to his exile in 1976.

To make matters worse, the explorers earned the enmity of the Iroquois.

He thereby earned the enmity of upper society in St . Petersburg

He also incurred the special enmity of the king's brother, Charles of Valois.

What has hurt most, however, is the enmity of Yasuo Fukuda, the chief cabinet secretary.

His tough negotiating style earned the enmity of many nightclub promoters and the gratitude of musicians.

And with this brisk appraisal came the enmity of half the American reading public.