Sentence examples for persistent animosity from inspiring English sources

Persistent animosity toward capitalism today rests on moral, not practical grounds.

So now it's out in the open -- the persistent ethnic animosities, the hostility reflected in words like "blackmail".

Since the end of the Cold War, ethnic animosity, unresolved sovereignty claims, and persistent poverty have unleashed renewed violence in dozens of simmering conflicts — creating more pressure than ever to find improved conflict resolution methods.

Milne had a good narrative and a critique of neoliberalism, and more support from her colleagues than Gillard had, but the animosity towards her was still disproportionately ferocious and persistent from the media and some men inside her party.

But the growing animosity expressed by public officials and environmentalists demonstrated the persistent fears and mistrust surrounding the plant in Buchanan, 35 miles north of Manhattan.

Roberts cited "the shifting explanations, the misrepresentations and the persistent focus on race in the prosecution's file…. which) bear upon the issue of racial animosity".

From animosity towards collaboration.

The animosity was mutual.

"Never was there animosity.

He aroused animosity.

Saudi animosity runs deep.