Sentence examples for her enmity from inspiring English sources

Her enmity, clumsily delivered in a French accent, is relentless.

He notes her enmity toward Charlie Chaplin, and it shows: "A King in New York" is, Kael writes, "Maybe the saddest (and worst) movie ever made by a celebrated film artist".

He spares her life on the condition that she call off her enmity with Scáthach, and bear him a son.

But, you know, she's a teacher, and what had I done to her to get her enmity?

Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) hates almost everyone, but her enmities with women including Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer), Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg) and Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) have been particularly bitter.

Decca's life in America is scrupulously followed: her happy second marriage, the loss of two of her children, her radical politics, her extraordinary career as "Queen of the Muckrakers," her glee at demolishing idiots and frauds, her generosity, her implacable enmity when earned, and most of all, her courage.

It was the mistakes committed in her first term that have led to the spending cuts and tax and interest-rate rises she is now inflicting (and which have earned her the enmity of her own party).

Her admonitions have earned her the enmity of provincial health officials, who said she was being "used by anti-Chinese forces".

Paradoxically, her stance has also earned her the enmity of the Israeli peace movement.

Almost from the beginning, Ms. Ward's zeal for "reform" and rigorous gardening doctrine earned her the enmity of some longtime members.

(In fact, in the introduction to Ms. Nadeau's book, Tina Brown, editor of The Daily Beast and Newsweek, wrote that the author's "objective dispatches earned her the enmity of ferocious pro-Knox bloggers").