Sentence examples for initial antipathy from inspiring English sources

Here, Gregory's initial antipathy to the dumbed-down US in the person of his sister's boyfriend, who declares Scotland "an old, safe, dead country", turns into admiration as his knowledge of Gregory's hero, Noam Chomsky, is revealed.

A recent analysis concluded that this initial antipathy toward condoms might, ironically, have helped promote more fundamental changes in behavior: "In Uganda, the fact that condoms were not initially introduced and also the president's negative attitude towards them, played a part in the social acceptance of sexual behavioral change messages" (Allen and Heald, 2004, p. 1151).

The antipathy is personal.

The breakthrough labor agreements reflect this antipathy.

The antipathy is not merely political.

It's true that there was antipathy.

The antipathy is always there.

The initial impulses driving the Tea Party movement and the growth of eurosceptic parties had a great deal in common: anger at economic disasters rooted in collusion between governments and the financial sector, fear of large-scale expansions of the powers of distant governments (Washington or Brussels), antipathy to immigration.

In the European press Cameron prompts bemusement rather than antipathy.

The Times of India blamed their wives' mutual antipathy.

The backlash revealed a surprising antipathy toward MoMA.