Sentence examples for for this current enmity from inspiring English sources

The reason for this current enmity may be new, but as the peshmerga fighter alluded to, there is longstanding Kurdish resentment against Arabs.

The exact reasons for this enmity are unclear: one contemporary wrote that Nicholson "especially [resented] Sir Edmund Andros, against whom he has a particular pique on account of some earlier dealings".

This current is called the bootstrap current.

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Longstreet was selected for this assignment partially due to enmity on Bragg's part, but also because the War Department intended for Longstreet's men to return to Lee's army and this movement was in the correct direction.

And if Russians feared that this might create enmity for the first time in history between Russia and its Ukrainian brethren, it was not Russia's fault, said Mr Putin.

For all the enmity between them, Apple and Microsoft have remade themselves as both Internet and online entertainment companies.

This mutual enmity eases among the foot-soldiers, hence a joint claim of responsibility by Hamas and the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, an armed wing of Fatah, for this week's suicide bomb.Islamists from Hamas and Islamic Jihad recently won an absolute majority in elections for the student council at the West Bank's Birzeit University, once a bastion of Palestinian secular nationalism.

Now that this apparent enmity was out in the open, chicanery was everywhere.

S. Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley hinted at this deep enmity in his opening statement Wednesday.

Church liturgy, particularly the scriptural readings for the Good Friday commemoration of the Crucifixion, contributed to this enmity.