Sentence examples for instance of the enmity from inspiring English sources
Setting former comrades against one another, it was a brutal instance of the enmity of small differences.
At least Harrington and García have resolved some of the enmity that once existed between them.
In part, the history of the Jewish people is the history of the enmity that we have incurred, combined with the self-consciousness of the burden of that enmity.
She is hopeful about the end of the enmity, whatever it ultimately looks like.
The sweep of Mr. Serdyukov's plans earned him the enmity of much of his armed forces.
This has earned him the admiration of Mugabe's critics, and the enmity of the regime.
His rule earned him the enmity of most Colombians of all political shades.
Whoever is elected president will enter office with the enmity of nearly half of America.
His tough negotiating style earned the enmity of many nightclub promoters and the gratitude of musicians.
Thus, he incurred the enmity of the humanists, who saw him as an enemy of letters.
