Sentence examples for so antagonistic from inspiring English sources

But why were the initial reviews so antagonistic?

"But unfortunately Ukrainian history is so antagonistic and confrontational, it can't perform a consolidating function.

"I don't know why they're so antagonistic to one of the most successful amenities in the city".

During the Revolutionary War, relations between patriot parishioners and a Tory priest here became so antagonistic that the latter would not preach without pistols at hand.

So antagonistic were these two substances that neither could ever exhibit its characteristic effects until it had gained superiority over, or suppressed, the other.

In the campaign, Mr. Smith was widely criticized for being so antagonistic toward the Postal Service that he had a hard time ever reaching an agreement.

It has been a difficult balancing act because they are so fiercely antagonistic toward each other.

Yet it seems odd that groups that claim to be pro-life are so often antagonistic to efforts to help women avoid unintended pregnancies in the first place.

The three main rebel groups, normally so mutually antagonistic, fused into one column and moved in from the east with some 3,000 well-armed men.

Anti-Pop Consortium – Apparently (From Culture King) Welcome return of a New York group that, before their split in 2003, made hip-hop so rhythmically antagonistic that Radiohead invited them on tour during their difficult phase.

Thus, the four roots, with their particular qualities, are not so naturally antagonistic as to defy combination but are capable both of repelling one another and of coming together.