Sentence examples for too much animosity from inspiring English sources

But there was too much animosity on both sides of the line.

Despite numerous efforts by the two agencies to reconcile their differences, too much animosity exists for them to resolve this problem on their own.

There's too much tension, too much animosity, too much craving for revenge in us all," the general, punishingly expansive, tells his punitively mute guest, not long before dawn and stiff exhaustion bring their septuagenarian duel to an end.

But several Obama advisers acknowledged privately that Mr. Craig couldn't take a foreign policy job if Mrs. Clinton ended up at State — too much animosity and bad history there.

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"There's just a little bit too much animosity [toward Bush] right now," says literary agent Harvey Klinger, adding that, with time, more people will be interested in the president's introspection.

But the company's executives seemed determined not to celebrate too much, and possibly raise animosity about its unpopular bailout.

The company members didn't do too much better in capturing the Capulet-Montague animosity, often settling, amusingly, for rude gesticulations and angled chins.

Too much of the public discourse has focused on the negative, encouraging division and animosity rather than engendering a spirited but positive dialog about the way forward for our country.

There was so much animosity building up.

"Too much is too much".