Sentence examples for from enmity from inspiring English sources

One thinks of Elaine in Cat's Eye, released from enmity and mourning it.

The turn from enmity to cooperation was so stark that many observers predicted a permanent end to the Cold War.

RELATIONS between China and America are notoriously volatile, but rarely have they veered so swiftly from enmity to seeming friendship as in the past six months.

What's indefensible is a political class that believes nothing better is possible — a class that benefits from enmity without realizing that the damage from it is corrosive, and possibly irreversible.

As for North Korea's stockpile of plutonium and weapons, why is Mr. Brown so sure that Kim Jong-il will keep that stockpile if the United States continues to move away from enmity?

But the worst violence appeared not to stem from the rivalry between the two sides in the final, but from enmity between Napoli and the local side, AS Roma.

Napoli vs. Roma Napoli was one of five clubs invited to Rome by Italy's Olympic Committee on Wednesday in an attempt to move on from enmities caused by the 2006 referee-fixing scandal.

Allen said the accusation stemmed from "great enmity" during a bitter end to his 12-year relationship with Farrow.

The old world seems unable to escape from the enmity of wars and empires, but surely there's more innocence in the new world.

David Brooks ("The Presidency Wars," column, Sept. 30) is dismayed by the "haters" of President Bush on the left, whose critiques, he claims, lack focus on policy and arise mainly from personal enmity.

Liberal de-politicization, from this perspective, is to be rejected as a sign of human pride that rebels against God, who alone, but only at the end of history, can deliver humanity from political enmity.