The privately felt enmity the Patriots have for Mangini and his team is such that one of the parlor games of the season is guessing how many points they will try to score against the woebegone Jets (3-10).
The fact that the Americans did nothing to help causes many Shiites to feel great enmity for the United States.
Whether or not the rumors are true, Ms. Colelay and others say they feel growing enmity from residents of Show Low and other towns.
The GIA, in particular, has been linked to attacks in the mid-1990s on the Paris metro system, the GSPC to plots in Europe and North America prior to the attacks in New York on 11 September 2001, and the groups across North Africa have historically felt particular enmity towards former regional colonial power France.
The wanton Boy that kills the Fly Shall feel the Spider's enmity.
The enmity felt toward Asada and Ando, Lee said, does not match the antagonism directed toward the American short-track skater Apolo Anton Ohno over the disqualification of a South Korean competitor during a race at the 2002 Winter Games.
Those remarks solidified the enmity felt for a woman whom the American press had optimistically described in the mid-1950s as her country's Joan of Arc.
But this isn't an essay to dismiss the enmity felt towards the killer of anyone, whatever his/her job, but that men and women acting under the color of authority in TV shows get away with an awful lot, which, I believe, does discredit to the noble work they do.
Mr. Mahmoud describes it as a "hidden enmity," where Qataris feel comfortable not at the Islamic Museum or Jean Nouvel's latest addition to the skyline, but rather in a majlis, one of the traditional segregated salons that stand as a fixture of social life.
Despite the bitter enmity Iran's Islamic rulers feel for the Taliban mullahs who rule Afghanistan, there is no question of volunteering territory or facilities to the United States for an attack, said Hamidreza Assefi, spokesman of the foreign ministry.
