Sentence examples for greater animosity from inspiring English sources

Nowhere in the West Bank do Israeli settlers and Palestinians live in closer proximity or with greater animosity than in Hebron.

Hyenas were the predators singled out for causing the most livestock losses, and households showed greater animosity towards them.

(Would holding particular groups responsible for harm lead to greater animosity among groups? create resentment in the community?

In addition, Teller's false claims that Stanislaw Ulam made no significant contribution to the development of the hydrogen bomb (despite Ulam's key insights of using compression and staging elements to generate the thermonuclear reaction) and his personal attacks on Oppenheimer caused even greater animosity within the general physics community towards Teller.

"It grew into this great animosity between Lee and myself.

He does not feel a great animosity towards the police who arrested him.

China is ambivalent about that description because it knows that, with great power, comes great responsibility (trailed shortly behind by great animosity).

The practice subsided briefly after the 1968 protests, but by 1980, Columbia, citing another housing shortage, embarked on a new series of real estate acquisitions and evictions that created great animosity and brought town-gown relations to a new low.

Although there were Jewish merchants, artisans, and viticulturists throughout much of the Middle Ages, by the 12th and 13th centuries the Jews were limited to the occupation of money lending, which brought some of them great wealth but also great animosity from borrowers.

It drew great animosity from unionists and even from within Hume's own Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) – of which he was a founder member in 1970 and which he led from 1979 until he retired in 2004 due to ill health.

It must be noted that Derrida's style of writing contributed not only to his great popularity but also to the great animosity some felt towards him.