Sentence examples for ill feeling at from inspiring English sources

Robert Deas, 49, from Richmond in south-west London, said there had been some "ill feeling" at the point where two queues to get into the building met up.

He had hidden it brilliantly behind the smokescreen of a charm offensive which ensured that no matter how partisan the home spectators became, very little ill feeling was directed at the visiting players, who were allowed to concentrate on the task of dismantling the US challenge with little distraction.

But she suggested there was too ill feeling between those at the top of Labour and Mr Clegg and his team to make a coalition feasible.

None of that ill feeling, however, seemed to be directed at Esther.

There's no ill feeling.

The ill feeling has some people worried.

I dont harbor any ill feeling.

Quality of life in pupils with headache during the last year was poorer in Turkey with respect to not having fun, feeling bored, feeling alone, not feeling fine at home and not doing schoolwork easily, whereas it was poorer in Austria with respect to feeling ill, feeling tired and worn out, not having energy and not being pleased with oneself (p < 0.001 for all).

"There's a lot of ill feeling now.

General ill feeling.

Well, I have no ill feelings towards Kim at all and I didn't even back then.