Sentence examples for got animosity from inspiring English sources

Wynn says that simply isn't true Adelson "has got animosity toward a lot of people".

In any case, House leaders know they can't undo the President's health reform in toto, but nonetheless feel they have to give their militant cadres a chance to get animosity to Obamacare out of their system.

Finally I've never really got the animosity towards Khan.

I suppose she could attack me with stuff I left out of the book, or just made-up stuff, like how I have, shall we say, performance issues when condoms are involved (That's right I said it. I can't claim I satisfied her every which way. Wait, perhaps that's why I got the animosity I did our one night together).

"Many times he would get the animosity from people for doing things that I wanted," Mr. Spano said in an interview this week.

But he will get the animosity of the pro-development people, obviously, and of legislators who say that his acting by fiat is intolerably heavy-handed.

When hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent tearing down the reputation of an opponent in order to get elected, animosity and negativism carries on into Washington".

What they got was continued animosity from Palestinians, pressure for additional concessions, a near doubling of the rate at which Israeli Arabs murdered Israeli Jews, and a rising challenge to their sovereignty in Jerusalem.

But his animosities got out of hand.

I think I would go much further" castigating than "remind[ing] a friend, for no particular reason, that I was thinking of him and to advise him that I was sending him a ham". But his animosities got out of hand.

We got involved in this animosity quite accidentally.