Sentence examples for private feud from inspiring English sources

The police said the explosion might not have been election-related but could have stemmed from a private feud.

She disagreed with those who suggest the welfare of the impoverished nation suffers because of a private feud.

He sought state condemnation of a neighbor's property on Shelter Island, on the East End of Long Island, over a private feud.

B3 Rappers End Feud The rapper 50 Cent and his protégé the Game called a truce more than a week after their private feud was made public by a shooting in front of a Manhattan radio station.

The other Spartan ally seeking to involve Sparta in a private feud with an enemy was Thebes, whose attack on its neighbour Plataea (an Athenian ally) in time of peace was retrospectively recognized by Sparta as an act of war guilt.

The central thesis is that the two big political parties are in a terrible mess: the Conservatives have "dragged the nation into its own private feud" over Brexit, while Labour, beset by antisemitism, anti-capitalism and anti-Americanism, is "no longer a noble institution".

Proprietors used their newspapers to support or oppose political parties, settle private feuds, and cross-promote their other interests.

"I do think that private feuding among men and women is ubiquitous," said the novelist and critic Cynthia Ozick.

The reasons, unfolding through generations of physicists, have several notable social aspects, worthy of Trollope's studies of how private feuds affect public decisions.

In the south, especially in Provence and the Rhône valley, the frontier between private feuds and political reaction blurred as law and order broke down.

With these betrayals, Iraqis play on soldiers' fears and ignorance, pulling them into private feuds that the Americans have no way of adjudicating.