Sentence examples similar to in ill feeling from inspiring English sources

In truth, no one plays their roles particularly convincingly, and the experiment ends in ill-feeling and confusion.

What happened last week in Waterford was that ill feeling coming to a head.

(I contributed essays to a four-volume catalogue of Saatchi's holdings, which appeared in 1984. Later, my work on a projected one-volume catalogue ended in mutual ill feeling).

Ukip is not the only party capitalising on ill feeling towards immigration in Rotherham.

The project had a difficult start, abandoned when an earlier design overshot its budget, leading to ill feeling among many in Margate.

Many of the Braves players said nothing unusual has occurred with Rocker in camp, attributing the absence of ill feeling to their desire to play as a team and return to the World Series.

But a series of terrorist attacks in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and Mr. Peres's decision to mount an offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon — during which scores of Lebanese refugees sheltering at a United Nations base in Qana died in an Israeli artillery barrage — led to ill feelings in Israel and the surprise victory by Mr. Netanyahu of Likud.

The rivalry between those schools is among the most extreme in sports, and Blythe is not alone in his ill feelings.

(This racial ill feeling in the ranks of urban labour persisted into the second half of the 20th century).

Such a narrative will only further damage social cohesion as it incites suspicion and ill feeling in the broader community.

"That such a moderate agreement is inciting and inflating so much ill feeling in Germany is very worrying," Mr. Tilford said.