Sentence examples for is antagonistic to from inspiring English sources
The chancellor is antagonistic to subsidies for renewable power and wants more emphasis on building gas-fired power stations.
It is a measure of how brilliant this book is that I recommend it unreservedly despite the fact Mr Ross is antagonistic to me and my music.
But other parts of the report, especially its findings on student attrition, Dr. Whitehurst said, "use questionable data sources and analytic techniques to push a position that is antagonistic to KIPP".
While the attacks of Sept. 11 are not the outcome of the troubles in the peace process or a result of American support for Israel, Mr. Mubarak stressed, "the deterioration of the peace process to the current regrettable stage and the lack of an active international leadership of the peace process have created a general public opinion in the Arab street that is antagonistic to the peace process".
Though Thus Spoke Zarathustra is antagonistic to the Judeo-Christian world-view, its poetic and prophetic style relies upon many, often inverted, Old and New Testament allusions.
Meanwhile, the stimuli from the surrounding region should be as weak as possible because the surround is antagonistic to the center and a stronger response will be evoked without the surrounding stimuli [25].
"There will be people who will perceive that to be antagonistic to their interests," he said.
And he has been antagonistic to Britain's membership of the European Union.
The construction unions dismissed the report, saying its authors were antagonistic to labor unions.
