Sentence examples for lingering animosity from inspiring English sources

Put aside the lingering animosity about low Bush campaign tactics.

But I don't have the lingering animosity for him I have for Sheringham.

But he insisted there was no lingering animosity on anyone's part.

Ferdinand's book, published last year, made it clear there was still lingering animosity.

Despite the lingering animosity between Kate and Loudon, a rapprochement of sorts apparently took place recently between the couple.

But as Strahan laughed and talked with an even tone today, his lingering animosity toward Barber became evident.

The Japanese government also sought to address lingering animosities that existed toward Japan on the Korean peninsula.

Despite the peace, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains a country deeply divided along ethnic lines, based not only on lingering animosities, but also on separation by ethnicity in political and public life.

In the late 1940s and early '50s, cycling was the leading sport in Europe, more popular even than soccer, and it helped knit the continent together after World War II but also fanned its lingering animosities.

Cuba has also reacted cautiously to Russia's overtures due to lingering animosities that emerged when Moscow all but abandoned the country in the 1990s, leaving it impoverished and isolated.

Cuba has also reacted cautiously to Russia's overtures because of lingering animosities that emerged when Moscow all but abandoned the country in the 1990s, leaving it impoverished and isolated.