He makes his enmity to American values clear when he suggests that the Presidency holds absolute power, through which he will be able to end opposition — whether by questioning the ownership of newspapers or talking about changing libel laws or threatening to take away F.C.C. licenses.
"Most of the corruption cases in the 1990s were made on personal enmity".
And, farther to the east, but well within range of missiles and military aircraft, is Iran, a country run by an oppressive religious dictatorship that has, since the Iranian Revolution, made clear its enmity toward us.
And after years of sworn enmity, she made up with Chunky, Pooh Bear and Nena, the girls who had jumped her.
In 14 years, no efforts have been made to put ancient enmities aside and run the Wests Tigers as a new, fresh, single club.
Besides magnifying differences, the politics of enmity makes competition viscerally personal.
He hinted at these ideas before he left New York, telling Newsday on Sept. 23 that "the wrongdoers, the evildoers, might use some Muslim to do this on their behalf to make hatred and enmity in the hearts of Americans against Arabs and Muslims," but that "Muslims never do this".
Enmity (making enemies) is often on shaky, groundless and baseless opinions.
This is a false argument because evangelicals have made no bones about their enmity to the Catholic Church and others who don't agree with their worldview.
And she made clear that she held no enmity toward Mr. Meskini.
