Sentence examples for fostering animosity from inspiring English sources
The reports, which were delivered before the end of the year, highlighted the role that segregation had played in fostering animosity between white and Asian citizens.
"If we're trying to set up an environment of collaboration, that's a really quick way to foster animosity," one said.
This animosity towards the current structure of art schooling echoes in their mission statement where they claim to be "fostering an alternative to everything," and in the current retrospective at The Brooklyn Museum, where an installation of multiple chalkboards covered in somewhat eerily incoherent scrawls (one titled "Eddie Need Help") continues this theme. .
Though outward animosity subsided, Mr. Wilson recalls the intense loneliness of having no real friends, which did have the effect of fostering his creativity and fantasy life.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
Encourage fostering where necessary.
Perhaps our polarization and the growing animosity it has fostered is the result of this kind of presumptuous sin.
Racial animosity has long helped foster a unique mistrust of government among white Americans.
Flavoring the competition with animosity fosters a rivalry, too, and that happened in the ninth inning.
Four decades of Belgian colonial government fostered little development and a lot of ethnic animosity.
