Sentence examples for sort of feud from inspiring English sources

"Though the media has tried to portray some sort of feud or bad blood between Lisa and myself, such is not the case," Ms. Palin wrote on Facebook.

It appeared to us that there was some sort of feud going on that was larger than the Prince and I didn't want to be caught in the middle of that.

I think people want there to be some sort of feud or tension, but it's like "Why can only one of us do well?" One time I remember we were doing a "Mad Men" sketch, and I was playing the redhead.

We've had an era where the UCI has chosen to enter into all sorts of feuds and squabbles with the very people that should have been helping us rebuild the sport.

What, does Tara Reid have some sort of blood feud with Gary Busey that no one knows about and they couldn't be in the same room together?

Beaten into third place, it is said, the Tories will inevitably fall to the sort of lunatic feuding that sometimes seems to be their natural state.

Then in the second part, Jeff would ask everyone the test questions, and the players had to hold up the name of the tribe member they thought had been the most popular answer, sort of like Family Feud, only with the Manson Family.

The motives for the deliberate poisonings, many of which occur in rural areas, are often the same sorts of grudges, feuds and animus that lead to killings everywhere.

In some ways, the punk world has become consumed by the same sort of angry right-vs.-left feuding that has divided the rest of America for years, complete with venomous name-calling, charges of betrayal and treason, and the occasional death threat.

The resignations of Mr. Gold and Mr. Disney are a replay of sorts of the corporate feud of 1984.

Whoever came up with the idea of having Snoop Dogg and Kym Whitley act out Nicki Minaj and Farrah Abraham's recent Twitter feud deserves some sort of award, because it doesn't get any weirder than this. .