Sentence examples for sharp antagonism from inspiring English sources

Theodosius's situation was complicated by the sharp antagonism that arose about 379 between disciples of the Nicene Creed (according to which Jesus Christ is of the same substance as God the Father) and several other Christian groups in his part of the empire.

After riding my bike home later that night, I looked up the old story I'd written about the scourge of Denver Cruisers, attempting to recapture the sharp antagonism I'd once held for these modern yuppies.

It arouses sharp antagonisms that embitter American citizens against each other".

Kovács and his colleagues will have to overcome the sharp antagonisms between Hungarians that they see as Orbán's handiwork.

In urban China, the rapid growth of inequality has forged sharp antagonisms between new classes, antagonisms that register profoundly in the workplace.

C. 450 BCE Athens, ancient Greece 404 BCE Phrygia, Turkey Alcibiades, (born c. 450 bc, Athens [Greece] died 404, Phrygia [now in Turkey]), brilliant but unscrupulous Athenian politician and military commander who provoked the sharp political antagonisms at Athens that were the main causes of Athens' defeat by Sparta in the Peloponnesian War (431 404 bc).

The European issue — a traditional graveyard for Conservative political ambitions — is only one of several areas where Mr. Cameron seems to have drawn sharp mid-term antagonisms.

"Even in profoundly religious communities where antagonisms were sharp," he writes, "religion was not a primitive, untameable force".

And he is more than capable of laceratingly sharp observations: "The degree of antagonism we Brits feel towards our fellow-countrymen abroad merits the attention of anthropologists".

In sharp contrast, the same antibodies displayed strong antagonism with TNF-α on BT-474 cells and MDA-MB-361 cells by abolishing TNF-α-induced growth inhibition either completely (BT-474 cells) or partially (MDA-MB-361 cells).

Antagonism intensifies.