Sentence examples for increasing animosity from inspiring English sources

De Quincey's marriage to Margaret marked a turning point in his relationship with Wordsworth, triggering increasing animosity between their households.

"Obama has followed the footsteps of his predecessor in increasing animosity toward Muslims and increasing enemy fighters and establishing long-term wars," the recording said.

There are few stories as important right now as the internet being ripped asunder by the increasing animosity between the U.S. and China.

Exceptionalism is what makes Silicon Valley able to build something where nothing existed before, but it is also creating increasing animosity from the public against our way of innovation.

"These types of propaganda only divide us and ratchet up already increasing animosity".

He also talked about the rising "level of attacks" against Belzebuub and that Belzebuub's location is not "something public" given the amount of increasing animosity towards him.

Even though customers are eligible for rebates upon request, the billing for unusable phone lines has increased animosity.

There was also glee in an adjoining town, Mevasseret Zion, whose Israeli residents had joined the Palestinians in arguing that a barrier between them would increase animosity and thus lessen safety.

She said there has not been any backlash or increased animosity; there was a common understanding of the greater issues affecting the whole country, which had been demonstrated on a personal level in this incidence.

The rupture of diplomatic relations between Venezuela and Colombia after a special session of the Organization of American States OASS) on July 22 marks increased animosity between the outgoing Colombian President Alvaro Uribe and Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez.

His participation in the aristocratic revolts of 1614, 1616, and 1620 increased the animosity of his half brother Louis XIII.