Sentence examples for potential grudge from inspiring English sources
On the eve of a potential grudge match, Scott did not want to revisit the incident.
Jol was keen to turn attention away from any potential grudge match in today's pre-match press conference, although he seemingly made a jibe at his counterpart.
The bilingual, ex-national task force operative positively identified by Sonja with potential grudges against both Emil Fernskog and Henning Tholstrup seems a very plausible Truth Terrorist, something apparently confirmed when he breaks out of custody with a gun hidden behind a lavatory.
On its own, the spectacle of matrimony provides a rich, inexhaustible vein of comic and melodramatic potential — chance encounters, simmering grudges, sexual intrigue, dysfunctional outbursts — and Mr. von Trier is hardly the first filmmaker to use a wedding as a kind of controlled experiment in human waywardness.
The IRA does continue to operate a command structure now known as the army executive, which among other things gathers intelligence on elements within the nationalist community it regards as potential enemies with longstanding grudges against the republican movement, according to independent republican sources.
It was only then that I realised I had opened the door to a potential axe-murderer with a grudge against our newspaper.
I'm not sure what standards of self-disclosure should apply to book reviewers, as opposed to ordinary journalists and column writers, but certainly editors of book reviews should be aware of potential conflicts of interest or grudges that might lead to irrelevant ax-grinding.
Hostility - makes accusations about otherwise minor events Is triggered quickly to verbal counterattack based on such perceptions Harbors "insults" (bears grudges) Complications (possible):[1] Extreme social isolation Potential for violence.
Sure, he's got a grudge against Red, but there's more; a friend of Dixon's, the only person who spotted potential in him, has just died.
