Sentence examples for personal enmity from inspiring English sources

The anti-crime squads, he said, have "become so accustomed to killing of their own accord that when they have a personal enmity with someone in their neighborhood, they'll kill that person, too, and the country becomes more and more violent". The murders have sounded a disturbing echo in a nation still haunted by memories of a brutal 36-year civil war.

It could be personal enmity.

Mr. Schmidt, however, denied any such personal enmity.

So, no enmity at all? "No personal enmity," he said.

"There were no ideological differences, just personal enmity".

Yet Turkey's embrace of the Iraqi Kurds is not just a function of personal enmity.

The problem, according to the filmmakers, is that Buckley and Vidal let their personalities and personal enmities take precedence over the issues and the forum and let the high-minded possibilities at hand degenerate into spectacle.

A more progressive path for Spain was closed off because of entrenched ideological and personal enmities.

In this compacted world, close friendships, intense rivalries, clashing ambitions, and personal enmities all flourish.

"In these areas lots of things happen because of tribal issues or personal enmities, and then the Taliban are also killing," he said.

But Scotland is a special case because the chants reflect longstanding personal enmities that are rooted in ancient religious differences, though the differences now are more cultural than religious.