Sentence examples for long-held hostility from inspiring English sources

Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsBy contrast, puritanical Salafists and jihadists across the region have seized on Mr Morsi's hounding from power to vindicate their long-held hostility to the ballot box.

These included the hard times caused by a sharp decline in indigo production during the first decade of the 19th century, a long-held hostility toward Guatemalan merchants who controlled much of the economy of San Salvador, and the conviction that the province should be organized as a bishopric so that it need no longer depend upon the archbishop of Guatemala for pastoral services.

The long-held hostility and recent bitterness over the referendum makes them working together seem fanciful.

Until Caulker's goal, the long-held hostility between the fans bubbled under the surface inside the stadium instead of boiling over.

They reflect deep and long-held hostilities of which Mr. Stone should be ashamed.

Baseball is expected to oppose the sale of the rights as premature and because of its long-held mistrust of McCourt, positions that are almost certain to reignite mutual hostilities.

These findings challenge a long-held view.

She gave it, with long-held dimples.

There are long-held attitudes.

Citing Saint Laurent is a long-held tradition.

And that reflects his long-held beliefs.