Sentence examples for point of animosity from inspiring English sources

Soldiers stationed at BIAP obviously had the best chance of snagging prized items, which became a point of animosity for infantry troops who only got a few minutes to pass through and pick up whatever was left – usually shit.

But the unapologetic reaction of leaders on both sides of the dispute suggests the angry scenes in Nevada were not an isolated incident, and point to a degree of animosity that will not be easy to heal.

But the level of animosity from some was acute.

But Mr. Snow said that this represented a new level of animosity.

At times, she herself sounds at a loss to explain the level of animosity toward her.

They had never gone to this level of animosity before.

They point to animosity between factions, in particular the descendants of first wife Evelyn, who died in 2004, and second wife Winnie, now 75.

The comments also show a very real strain of animosity pointed right at Cupertino.

We may also get some more evidence pointing to animosity between humans and animals.

The Obama administration continues to demand that Pyongyang commit to giving up its nuclear weapons before negotiations on longer-term solutions to decades of animosity — a starting point the North has rejected repeatedly, including on Thursday.

For those vested in its promotion, Russian hockey is not just a commercial endeavor, but also a point of national pride, tinged with competitive animosity for the bigger, more profitable N.H.L. "Hockey is a Russian sport — though Canadians think it's theirs," Sergei Naryshkin, a deputy prime minister and a major hockey promoter, said at a lavish hockey benefit party in Moscow recently.