Sentence examples for to animosity from inspiring English sources
noun
Violent hatred leading to active opposition; active enmity; energetic dislike.
This cordiality would later turn to animosity after Day's conversion.
But behind the divorce statistics are the shadow couples -- the ones who linger on, married to animosity.
Mick was brought up by Shirley when their mother walked out, but they have been estranged for a number of years due to animosity between her and Linda.
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati, 38-10, in Week 7, a game that led to animosity after Steelers receiver Hines Ward broke linebacker Keith Rivers's jaw on a block.
They point to animosity between factions, in particular the descendants of first wife Evelyn, who died in 2004, and second wife Winnie, now 75.
At some point, you'd think, a line would've been crossed; something would have been said that couldn't be unsaid; a commitment to animosity would've been made that couldn't be dissolved, an opinion formed that couldn't be reversed.
He attributed the shift to Republicans' animosity to Mr. Obama.
The challenges of bonobo research call for chimpanzee vigor, and this leads to animosities.
Religious leaders exhorted the audience not to turn to racial animosity.
Warne told the Daily Telegraph he took the initiative to try to put an end to the animosity between the pair.
But overall make sure you act professionally and courteously to your fellow performers to avoid animosity.
