Sentence examples for smoldering animosity from inspiring English sources
Antigovernment rioting shook Tunis and other cities in January 1978, after inflation heated up the smoldering animosity between Mr. Bourguiba's party and Tunisia's labor unions.
But what has she done for Swat?" That sense of smoldering animosity toward Ms. Yousafzai, 16, in the Swat Valley — which she hurriedly left aboard a military helicopter for treatment last year after being shot — seems to be animated in part by the tensions of a rural community still traumatized by conflict.
It contends that while historians such as Nina Silber and David W. Blight have been right to pinpoint construction of a sentimental culture of reconciliation as a primary source of North South amity, their influential studies unwittingly conceal the persistence of smoldering wartime hatreds and tenacious partisan allegiances built on perpetuation of those animosities.
"The place was still smoldering".
Smoldering: O.K., your makeup is hot.
She is no smoldering Vikki LaMotta.
Her smoldering voice is ideal for Carmen.
Outside, the Duraflame is still smoldering.
The girl's gown was smoldering.
