We're not trying to promote ill feelings with the law".
"I dont want any ill-feeling with anyone over it.
Having weathered one diplomatic storm and international incident, Evans and his command soon set sail on another mission that, if handled wrongly, could have caused ill-feeling with the British.
This may be to counter the ill-feelings with goodwill, to let them go as they arise, or use them as a basis of understanding, by examining the way the ill-will can overpower goodwill or even insinuate itself into feelings that can appear to be goodwill.
The family name had been Apfel; it was presumably changed around the time of the First World War, when there was a lot of ill feeling toward people with names reminiscent of the Hun.
Far from serving as a helpful goad, the question of EU entry, both for Cyprus and for Turkey itself, is causing further ill feeling (see article): Turkey, with no prospect of early admission, is furious at the thought of the Greek-run bit of Cyprus being taken in.
But as a backdrop to all of it, Mr. Schwarzenegger must deal with continued ill feeling among hard-core Democrats, some of whom are considering a recall of their own.
I bear no ill feeling towards that locum, although with hindsight I think when a woman aged 50, who hardly ever darkens the surgery door, comes to see her GP with even the tiniest shred of worry about her breasts, she should be referred to the proper experts.
I read the O Magazine excerpt of Eat, Pray, Love with that ill feeling, but after the divorce was in motion, reading the entire book was so healing.
Although no serious injuries arose from any short-pitched deliveries while a leg theory field was set, the tactic still led to considerable ill feeling between the two teams, with the controversy eventually spilling into the diplomatic arena.
