Sentence examples for it's enmity from inspiring English sources

He also shares an unspoken mutual respect with his bodyguard; otherwise, it's enmity and distrust on all sides.

Too true, Gaddafi is gone, but it was enmity to Gaddafi alone that united the fractious, tribalized insurgents.

To Hitchens's left, there is enmity and derision.

There has been enmity between India and Pakistan since 1947, when Britain's withdrawal led to the partition of the subcontinent.

On the other hand, one of the pillars of the Islamic Republic's foreign policy (and domestic legitimacy) has always been enmity toward Israel and support for the Palestinians.

Thus, there was enmity between the two groups.

There is enmity between Claudio Ranieri, who built the nucleus of the Chelsea squad before being fired so that José Mourinho could replace him.

He, between whom and you there was enmity, (will become) as though he was a close friend".

The carnal mind of man is enmity against God, therefore, is not naturally capable of such spiritual worship.

It's why the enmity among ideological disputants can escalate even as their political differences narrow (and it's why the Administration's moves toward the right are experienced by Republicans not as conciliation but as coöptation: they see not an outstretched hand but the covetous pseudopod of an amoeba).

LA SOUFFRANCE: It's not insta-enmity but rather drawn-out estrangement that gets the Jean-Luc Godard treatment in the film "Le Mépris" ("Contempt"), the auteur's 1963 masterwork, starring Brigitte Bardot.