Sentence examples for not antipathy from inspiring English sources
As far back as 1955, the managing director of a rubber firm that employed black workers had told the Wolverhampton newspaper: 'There is not antipathy of any kind between white employees and the coloured men.' As a policeman in 1968, Mellor recalls little tension between the communities.
"And at the heart of this concern is not antipathy to human rights; it is anxiety that the concept of human rights is being distorted".
She said she did not sense antipathy toward James Blake.
In Mr. Obama, wrote Mr. Steele, "America gained a president with ambivalence, if not some antipathy, toward the singular greatness of the nation he had been elected to lead".
Never climbing out of single digits in the polls, Ms. Huffington abandoned her campaign last week, but not her antipathy toward Mr. Schwarzenegger.
The real mark against "The Book of Daniel" is not any antipathy it might show toward the family or sympathy for the devil.
Some are motivated not by antipathy toward blacks but by a fear of being asked to drive into a dangerous neighborhood.
In Risale-i Nur, commenting on the oft-cited Quranic verse of diversity ("People, We created you all from a single man and a single woman, and made you into races and tribes so that you should recognize one another," 49 13) Nursi said, "Being divided into groups and tribes should lead to mutual acquaintance and mutual assistance, not to antipathy and mutual hostility".
"I didn't feel antipathy towards it.
Politically, it's quite clear that the House Republican leadership wants to demonstrate they don't have antipathy to energy efficiency".
It was the view of the director general of the BBC, Lord Reith, that "the higher a community climbs on the social scale, the greater the degree of uniformity in speech"; but the practical purpose of the committee was simply to eliminate regional dialects and accents among the announcers so that listeners would not develop antipathies based on social prejudice.
