Sentence examples for professional animosity from inspiring English sources

"Dusty may have made some mistakes, but this case was driven by professional animosity at C.I.A. and personal ambition".

"We're both very competitive," says Ritz, 53, who admits only to professional animosity with his cousin.

Despite their professional animosity, Cope also assigned species to Coelurus; in 1887, he named fossils from the Late Triassic of New Mexico as C. bauri and C. longicollis.

(Various writers assert that Halleck took this step because of professional and personal animosity toward Grant; however, Halleck shortly restored Grant to full command, perhaps influenced by an inquiry from President Abraham Lincoln).

Still, the three hours were more than enough to lay bare the behind-the-scenes nastiness that bedeviled the legendary ballet company for more than a year, including professional jealousy and personal animosity, rumors of love affairs and marital infidelity, and accusations of workplace subterfuge amid battles over casting decisions.

But in his patient way, he methodically sifts through the professional hostilities and personal animosities and comes to a compassionate understanding of the tragic and, in the end, dehumanizing compromises people make for the sake of their ideals.

Animosity toward his professional colleagues saturates Michael Burleigh's book and does it a crippling disservice.

Schneider would later claim that she was coerced into doing the film's most notorious sequence, which had been thought up by Brando (she was an unknown with no professional training) and she harboured a lifelong animosity towards Bertolucci, stating, "Never take your clothes off for middle-aged men who claim that it is art".

The animosity has a personal as well as a professional dimension among the current crop of politicians in both capitals.

Prior to 1967, racial animosity had been negligible within the US armed forces in Vietnam because the black men stationed there were professional soldiers seeking a permanent career.

"There has been a great deal of animosity and intimidation directed not only at me, but at people around me, who are both personal and professional associations," he wrote.