Sentence examples for entrenched animosity from inspiring English sources

One evening, my Bulgarian friend mentioned the mania for "Magnificent Century" in Sofia, where it has transcended an entrenched animosity toward the Ottomans.

Despite the entrenched animosity between Flex and Clue, it is competition at the end of the day, akin to a reality TV drama on your car stereo.

No matter how entrenched animosities in the Middle East may be, one principle is upheld by all: never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

The main reason he was hesitating was the mood of vicious and increasingly entrenched political animosity.

Both Cindy and Crawford's adopted son, Christopher, died recently but mutual animosity remains deeply entrenched across the generations.

No wonder animosities – directed at Spain's government rather than its people – are so entrenched.

Special interests are entrenched.

Because they are entrenched.

Positions entrenched.

Positions have become entrenched.

So do entrenched officeholders.