Sentence examples for supposed enmity from inspiring English sources
At a pretrials news conference, Johnson and Greene were trotted out together and questions focused on the athletes' supposed enmity, instigating the trash-talk that followed.
The rationale is deceptively benign: uniting two families by blood is supposed to smooth over the enmity, preventing feuds that often drag on for years, even into new generations.
Since those Danish sons will be wearing the very weapons that their fathers snatched from the Heathobard men they killed, Beowulf foresees that a young Heathobard will avenge the death of his father by killing one of their Danish guests and thus reviving the enmity the wedding was supposed to resolve.
Afghanistan, though, is a mess, Iran's nuclear programme continues, China is as prickly and unhelpful as ever, and Russia under its yet-again president, Vladimir Putin, is sliding back towards enmity with America, despite the supposed "reset" in relations during the time of Dmitry Medvedev.
The enmity between the men surfaced again and again, and the president seemed to have studied each attack line that Mr. Romney had used in the past, like his oft-repeated criticism of Mr. Obama's supposed "apology tour" of the world.
In the summer of the latest Camp David talks, a summer that was supposed to produce a final peace settlement between Israel and its Palestinian adversaries, the Palestinians' idea of a teenage boys' camp is a reminder of how deep old enmities run.
