Sentence examples for like a feud from inspiring English sources
As Simon Hoggart wrote last week, there's nothing like a feud on the left for bile and rancour, and the dispute between Arthur Scargill and Neil Kinnock over who was most to blame for the failure of the miners' strike 25 years ago is a classic example.
Instead, the Joe/Styles rivalry feels like a "Feud of the Year" contender that will last for several months but would tell a more compelling story if Joe eventually toppled Styles to win the WWE Championship.
Nothing promotes an album like a feud.
Like love, a feud creates a parallel universe where normal rules don't apply.
"They sort of made it sound like I had a feud with the intelligence community.
Does she ever look online and say: "Hey, looks like I'm in a feud with –?" "Oh yeah, that happens.
"The idea of Adriano is, 'Miguel is not going anywhere because Miguel is a traitor.' The idea of Miguel is, 'Nobody can work with Adriano.'" Typically, a feud like this divides a neighborhood into warring camps.
"Rushdie, Updike — that's like a Senate feud to me.
Much like a family feud, the dirty laundry is rarely aired in public.
It seemed a Hatfield versus McCoy war, like a family feud so President Bush could vindicate his father".
Paris Hilton, below at left, and Nicole Richie, at right, aren't letting a little thing like a bitter feud keep them from working together.
