Sentence examples for mounting animosity from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he was unable to curb the mounting animosity among the Poles toward Russian rule, seen in demonstrations (February 1861) commemorating the Polish victory at Grochów.

Benjamin and Simon, former members of the National Security Council under President Clinton and the authors of "The Age of Sacred Terror," map the troubles that have followed the invasion of Iraq -- including the mounting animosity toward the United States among onetime allies and the spread of jihadism in the Muslim diaspora in the West.

Volume mounting.

Due to mounting tensions and following a dispute between Durst and bandmates Lethal and Otto about the latter two's alleged chronic drug and alcohol use, DJ Lethal resigned from the band with strong animosity.

Recession mounting.

Begin mounting.

Try mounting.

But when that animosity mounts against us, everything we do becomes political: speaking up or not speaking up.

These measures, however, only increased the boyars' animosity toward him, and, when his efforts to alleviate the suffering caused by famine (1601 03) and accompanying epidemics proved ineffective, popular dissatisfaction also mounted.

Costs mounted.

Scandals mounted.