Sentence examples for in the animosity from inspiring English sources
Too weak or too invested in the animosity between Iran and the United States, these "Little Satans" could neither replace nor serve as a bridge with Washington.
Civilian deaths in Nato operations have long been a sore point between the Afghan government and the US-led troops in the country, and they have been a major factor in the animosity many Afghans feel toward foreign forces.
They reëmerge in "The Burning Plain," in the animosity that Rios feels for a Mexican-American cop who reminds him of the "guys … who expelled me from la raza for being gay".
Voters might be underwhelmed by Turnbull's prime ministership so far but he doesn't attract as much outright fire-in-the-belly animosity.
Parents, especially, were less interested in which ideological group won these arguments than in getting past the animosity and down to the business of teaching students well.
Along the border, Kansans and Missourians had persisted in the animosities of the pre-war period.
While a minority, they are generally more prosperous than the Kyrgyz, a factor that also may have figured in the animosities that have exploded, political experts say.
Those strains found their sharpest expression in the animosities between Mr. Blair and Mr. Brown, whose own background was "Old Labour," and who worked incessantly, according to Mr. Blair's recently published autobiography, to unseat Mr. Blair from early in his tenure as prime minister.
Far from uniting Germany's left, the murders created a deep divide, still felt keenly today in the animosities that exist between the Social Democratic party (SPD), the junior coalition partner to Angela Merkel's centre-right Christian Democrats, and Die Linke, successors to the communist party that ruled East Germany.
A stormy court session followed in February 1997, with the animosity only a divided family can know.
This was a derby in which the animosity bubbled, where the intensity was tangible and the margins were suffocatingly tight.
