Sentence examples for generate enmity from inspiring English sources
Just as partiality within a family damages the disfavored, the favorite, and the family as a whole, so disparities (unjustified by need or contribution) within a nation damage the disadvantaged, pervert the character of the advantaged, and generate enmity and violence.
She had many friends and admirers, but had also generated enmity because of her volatile personality.
It also generated enmity between the franchise and the city and Goodell, who the Saints and their fans steadfastly believed conducted a poor investigation and dealt too harshly with the figures involved.
I figured I'd be the one generating the enmity.
Or should baseball broker the sale of the team to a billionaire who has not generated public enmity and who could better plead a stadium financing plan with the legislature and Gov. Jesse Ventura? "What we need here is a relief pitcher to get the stadium deal done," Griffith said.
It is through such policies that future growth can be directed to the many and not only the few, and thus generate social attitudes and practices that oppose envy and enmity.
The likelihood of prolonged US-Cuban talks on normalising ties has dampened somewhat the excitement generated in December when Obama and Castro announced they were exchanging imprisoned spies and were determined to end more than five decades of enmity.
We should not be stoking up enmity between generations.
That enmity is totally misplaced".
