Sentence examples for feeling animosity from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1970's, the Marshall University men's golf coach, Joe Feaganes, was "feeling animosity" toward women's sports.

"If it is clear, however, that your colleague is still upset and feeling animosity toward you, it's best to raise the issue," he says.

Sufferers may experience feelings of disconnection or emotional numbness; they may even feel animosity towards their clients or the local population.

There is a feeling of animosity between the two from the outset.

Their rivalry fuelled by a mutual feeling of animosity off the court, Maria Sharapova and Caroline Wozniacki contested an enthralling Australian Open third-round match yesterday.

There is no disgrace, Hope said, in being in a minority and returning a dissenting judgment: "There's no feeling of animosity.

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.

"The meeting I held with the staff was very difficult and the longer it went on the greater the feeling of animosity there was towards the directors who were there.

There is no feeling of animosity that I have...

Is there a growing feeling of animosity in Mexico toward the incoming U.S. president and his administration?

"There are pervasive feelings of animosity and distrust A.N.S.F.