Sentence examples for remained inimical from inspiring English sources

Still, for many decades the technology of photography remained inimical to dance.

He enraged some emigre Serbs when he endorsed a church Patriarch in Belgrade authorized by the Communists, but remained strongly inimical to Tito.

He also found that the vast majority of successful leaders were white males who remained married to the same person all their lives.Abraham Zaleznik, in an influential article in Harvard Business Review, argued that "because leaders and managers are basically different, the conditions favourable to one may be inimical to the growth of the other".

As someone who even during the Carter administration, 30 years ago, called publicly for a halt to settlement building on the part of Israel, I remain even more steadfast in my belief that settlements are inimical to the interests of peace, and therefore inimical to Israel's long-term interests and viability.

While there may be only a few hundred thousand practicing pastoralists remaining in Europe, elsewhere millions of pastoralists are subjected to national policies which are often inimical to extensive livestock production methods and cultural continuity.

We remain hunter-gatherers in our souls while our bodies (and minds) dwell in a culture that, for all its material blessings, is inimical to tribal virtues: cooperation rather than competition, affinity rather than alienation, a spirit of sharing rather than one of rugged individualism.

The two things are not inimical.

It is clearly inimical to justice.

Disaffected means "ill disposed, unfriendly, inimical".

The sea is violent, dangerous, inimical.

The ISI has become inimical to Pakistani and American interests.