Sentence examples for obvious animosity from inspiring English sources

Without meaning to, it offered a far more effective critique of the nation's religious literalism than anything the so-called New Atheism, burdened by its obvious animosity, has served up.

For now, they parse the action inside — Caylee's grandmother's grief-stricken display on the witness stand as she talked about the child, the way Ms. Anthony looks down at the floor when a photo of her daughter's skull is shown, the judge's frequent displeasure with the lawyers and the obvious animosity between the two camps.

We just can't have someone with obvious animosity toward women and seniors making important decisions on Social Security.

If the action on the pitch took time to get going, there was no time-wasting between Mourinho and Wenger as their obvious personal animosity quickly boiled over.

She points out the obvious -- that much of their animosity probably stems from the fact that they're so alike.

Some Chinese restaurants pretend to be Korean.The reasons for the animosity are not immediately obvious.

Your revolution threatened America's illegitimate interests in the region, so it is obvious that you are the target of its animosity".

Tom Twente, co-president of the P.T.A., said animosity between the schools' two staffs had been obvious.

There's the obvious violence done to people and nature, yes, but this is connected to more everyday forms, the subtle, easily missable animosity that can lurk in talk and gesture.

The animosity was mutual.

"Never was there animosity.