Sentence examples for harboring ill will from inspiring English sources

Now, Eritreans say, they can be detained for crimes as slight as harboring ill will toward the government.

To my mind, harboring ill will toward the aspirations of exurbanites is hardly "progressive," at least from a social democratic point of view.

If I am unhappy with the way I have acted or have been treated, instead of stewing in self-recrimination, or harboring ill will toward someone else, prayer gives me a way out.

Public Enemy and N.W.A, for example, performed together as far back as 1988, when rap tours were rare and not only brought legions of new fans to witness the music live for the first time but also drew uptight police harboring ill will toward rappers who criticized them on stage and on record.

"It's part of politics to have people who are competitive and even harbor ill will.

The paper's founder, Nicholas F. Benton, dismissed the notion that Ms. Thomas harbored ill will toward Jews.

"Since that day, I've harbored ill will toward this school".

But so far it is hard to find those who harbor ill will toward the new restaurant.

Eric Milton no longer harbors ill will toward the Yankees for trading him before he ever put on pinstripes.

It's hard to avoid comparisons to "Misery" when you have a character physically confined to an enclosed space by another character who harbors ill will.

The attacks were the first time they had considered that people in the rest of the world might harbor ill will toward Americans.