Sentence examples for enormous animosity from inspiring English sources
The strange thing is that while I recall violently arguing with him, and feeling enormous animosity when he was absent, right up until his death, aged 79 in 1999, we enjoyed each other's company.
"It's astonishing value, despite increasing and enormous animosity from the anti-BBC propagandists.
Right now, though, we are operating in a context of enormous global animosity.
An end to Bolivia's refusal to sell its abundant supplies of natural gas to its energy-hungry neighbour might help, too.Still, the ruse does have enormous potential to galvanise domestic animosity towards Chile and to boost the president's popularity.
That historic demographic shift will occur in the next few decades, and the very prospect of it is what now lies beneath the current racial tensions in America -- the racial divisions over policing issues that have so visibly erupted, the opposition to immigration reform, and even the personal animosity to President Obama, who represents this enormous demographic transition.
The animosity was mutual.
"Never was there animosity.
Saudi animosity runs deep.
"The animosity is terrible.
