Sentence examples for promotes animosity from inspiring English sources
Many people on Twitter, including some journalists, saw the hypocrisy, given that the conservative host routinely promotes animosity against Democrats and other groups on his show.
Erdogan said the bill was "a clear example of how racism, discrimination and anti-Muslim sentiment have reached new heights in France and in Europe". He said: "President Sarkozy's ambition is to win an election based on promoting animosity against Turks and Muslims". Under Sarkozy, who has opposed Turkey's stalled bid to join the EU, Paris-Ankara relations have been tricky.
Nor am I here to promote animosity, hostility, or other competitive sentiment among fans regarding the studios and their films, since I love both Marvel and DC -- comics and films.
When there's a small number of officemates who do everything together and seem to have formed an impenetrable circle, it can create an environment of hurt feelings and promote animosity among peers.
Parties "distract the public councils," "enfeeble the public administration," "agitate the community," "promote ill-founded jealousies and false alarms," kindle "animosity" and occasionally foment riot and insurrection.
It's an ironic claim coming from a man whose network has profited for years from promoting racial discord, only to see that very animosity torpedo his political party and ensnare their media megaphone.
It was made in obscurity somewhere in Southern California and promoted by a network of right-wing Christians with a history of animosity toward Muslims.
LOS ANGELES — The film that set off violence across North Africa was made in obscurity somewhere in the sprawl of Southern California, and promoted by a network of right-wing Christians with a history of animosity directed toward Muslims.
Armitage also promoted the idea that the decision to send Shackleton home on the relief ship arose from Scott's animosity rather than Shackleton's physical breakdown.
From animosity towards collaboration.
The animosity was mutual.
