Sentence examples for object of antagonism from inspiring English sources

Michael Roth was the object of antagonism from both pro- and anti-Freudians, because he represented a scrupulously disinterested historical viewpoint.

Soon the periodical Punch made him the satiric object of its antagonism to the Aesthetes for what was considered their unmasculine devotion to art.

McBrayer, who memorably was the object of relentless antagonism by O'Brien in the new documentary "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop," last was linked to the political world when widespread comparison between McBrayer and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal quickly stunted Jindal's rise.

An elaborate set of publicity leaks to other sections of the press (even to the Washington Post, the object of such fixed antagonism on the part of Nixon) was set in motion, and previews of the programs were arranged, complete with strictures concerning news embargoes and release times.

The protagonist reacts, his life falls out of balance, and he now has had aroused in him a conscious or unconscious desire for whatever it is that will restore balance — "launching him on a quest for his object of desire against the forces of antagonism".

The second was to create such a spirit of antagonism to war that, if disputes arose before this first object was achieved, the peoples would resist any call to war by organised refusal to fight.

This sort of antagonism is proven electoral poison.

India, too, has a long history of antagonism with Pakistan.

He says all this without an ounce of antagonism.

Their future will sometimes be a long tunnel of antagonism.

Coevolution does not necessarily require the presence of antagonism.