Sentence examples for historical animosity from inspiring English sources
Greater economic interchange and integration between the two nations can help them overcome their historical animosity.
(The deep historical animosity Koreans feel toward Japan, home of Sony and Nintendo, is another reason).
It has put their ingrained hostility toward Israel in a new perspective, in which mutual interests begin to outweigh historical animosity and reason trumps emotion.
Here are some of the most significant elements: FOR BENEFICIARIES, OR THOSE WHO WILL SOON BE During last year's Congressional campaign, Republican leaders claimed to be Medicare's stalwart defenders — conveniently ignoring their historical animosity toward the program.
The United States and Japan are also eager to counter China's growing military might in a corner of the world saddled with overlapping territorial claims, unresolved conflicts and lingering historical animosity.
He was fatally poisoned in London in 2006 (Reuters) The court heard there was also a "historical animosity" between Mr Perepilichnyy and Dmitri Kovtun, one of the two Russians found this month to have poisoned Mr Litvinenko in 2006.
The region has overcome historical animosities and complex territorial disputes, he said.
IN NORTH-EAST Asia run the world's most potentially lethal geopolitical faultlines, along which historical animosities and devastating weaponry are arrayed.
If left unchecked by newly elected leaders who either exploit simmering historical animosities or refuse to address them constructively, divisions will worsen between Sunnis and Shiites or between Muslims and other minorities, like Christians, ensuring prolonged regional turmoil.
And the past few weeks have raised the spectre of a force even more threatening than China and India competing to buy assets: the insecure giants working hand in hand.Given the historical animosities between the two countries, that may seem unlikely.
In order to beat the Westerners, they have even set aside many of their historical animosities so they can invest in each other's countries and get all the benefits of free trade.
