Sentence examples for ill feeling for from inspiring English sources

"As other members of families who lost loved ones have said, that's not what they heard — I don't hold any ill feeling for someone who in that moment may not fully recall everything that was or wasn't said," Clinton added.  .

As other members of families who lost loved ones have said, that's not what they heard, I don't hold any ill feeling for someone who in that moment may not fully recall everything that was or wasn't said.

When asked about the mother of a State Department official killed in Benghazi, Libya, who blamed Hillary Clinton for her son's death, Clinton told "Fox News Sunday" that her "heart goes out" to the families and that she didn't "hold any ill feeling for someone" who has lost a child and recalls events differently.

"It was a good meeting," Tuberville said, adding that he held "no ill feelings for anybody".

But many say that did not overcome the ill feelings for Republicans, who are still seen by many Hispanics as being insensitive toward Latino immigrants.

When insurrection in Bosnia and Herzegovina spread to Bulgaria (1876), ill feeling mounted against Russia for its encouragement of the rebellions.

If you met someone with a truck, you would then ask neatly, "Can you lift me?" Only recently I learned nesh, which you would be after traipsing: fragile, a bit ill, feeling the cold, generally sorry for yourself.

Such ill feeling helped to boost support for pro-democracy protesters who took part in Kong Kong's "umbrella movement" sit-ins late last year; in politics as in the marketplace, resentment of the mainland is strong.To cater for the parallel traders (or mules, as they are sometimes more disparagingly called), shops have sprung up across the territory offering the most-wanted goods.

Burgess may have gone but the ill feeling generated by his premature exit will linger for a while.

Furthermore, there was ill feeling with regard to the different treatment reserved for GPs and community nurses visiting the same patients (i.e. access to parking discs).

Not all American Thoroughbreds then became qualified for registration in the General Stud Book, but the ill feeling was eliminated.