Sentence examples for more antipathy from inspiring English sources

In fact, the further you go away from Taipei, the more antipathy toward China you find.

Do you think there's more antipathy toward bisexual people than gays or lesbians?

"I think Brooklyn is generating more antipathy to Manhattan," he said.

More antipathy towards the West will ease the path of extremists.How the Mali campaign develops will be shaped by yet another international link forged by extremists.

Skeptics contend that the United States has failed to bolster President Asif Ali Zardari's government, despite billions of dollars in military and civilian aid, and that America's efforts have yielded more antipathy than gratitude.

A few weeks' groundwork might have made all the difference; sadly, though voters have had time to catch up with the film by now, the #OscarsSoWhite meme may have aroused more antipathy than admiration.

Asked this week whether he senses more personal antipathy at Stoke than anywhere else, Wenger agreed.

And, like the far more virulent antipathy in the streets of the Islamic world, they represent popular feelings that even authoritarian rulers ignore at their peril.

The more recent antipathy felt by ranchers towards the BLM stems from the agency's overdue attempts to enforce federal land regulations, after many years of turning a blind eye to ranchers' bending the rules.

Tyra is a snake, Anna W. needs a cheeseburger and more general antipathy.

I started in with the other doctor, who had an even worse bedside manner and a more violent antipathy toward the dopamine agonists.