Sentence examples for subtle animosity from inspiring English sources

There is a subtle animosity between the startup scene and tech in the finance sector, not least because startups struggle to compete with the salaries; the current average is £33,927 at a startup, while banking IT roles pay £51,589.

There's the obvious violence done to people and nature, yes, but this is connected to more everyday forms, the subtle, easily missable animosity that can lurk in talk and gesture.

During his numerous visits there he perfected a subtle diplomacy that, almost invisibly, transformed British-French relations from animosity to friendship.

The animosity was mutual.

"Never was there animosity.

He aroused animosity.

Saudi animosity runs deep.

Filmed with subtle eroticism and dreamy intimacy, the girls' bond becomes a compelling love story that will be tested not only by personal grudges but also by anti-Jewish propaganda and inflamed animosity for the French colonists.

"There's been animosity, tension".

I harbor no animosity.

"The animosity is terrible.