Sentence examples for target of animosity from inspiring English sources

Central to his constellation of issues is her receipt of campaign money from Wall Street firms, a particular target of animosity since the 2008 financial collapse.

Your revolution threatened America's illegitimate interests in the region, so it is obvious that you are the target of its animosity".

Better still, the building's management company should warn all tenants about this infestation, so that you will not be embarrassed or become the target of neighborly animosity.

And perhaps we as a people can reserve and pool our natural human instincts to fight injustice and despise what is evil for battle with a legitimate target of universal animosity: the Duke Blue Devils, of course.

Greenfield is also a public figure, and, among other things, that means being a target for animosity, cynicism and ridicule – never more so than in the age of internet anonymity.

The defendants, Anthony Fortunato, Ilya Shurov and John Fox, none older than 21, have been charged with murder under the hate crime laws on a somewhat novel theory: Prosecutors have said the suspects selected Mr. Sandy as a robbery target not necessarily out of animosity toward gay people, but because they figured that a gay man would offer little resistance.

As a result, she became the main target of the popular agitators, whose animosity contributed to the legend that, on being told that the people had no bread, she callously remarked, "Let them eat cake!" ("Qu'ils mangent de la brioche!").

"There may be a history of animosity.

She generates a certain amount of animosity in Dubai.

But the level of animosity from some was acute.

"There are pervasive feelings of animosity and distrust A.N.S.F.