Sentence examples for violent antipathy from inspiring English sources

It wasn't, he explains, because of any violent antipathy to her husband's politics.

Elsewhere in the palace of Rosenborg, Christian's consort Kirsten Munk marvels at her violent antipathy to her husband and dreams of the next assignation with her lover.

It's true that you might have thwarted the publisher's intent — perhaps he or she has a violent antipathy to trees, maybe a wish to slaughter acres of them and grind them into Stephen King novels.

He roused a violent antipathy in me, even though I knew that was precisely what he was meant to do, rouse antipathy in someone like me, and I tried with all my might to resist feeling it.

If the imbalance does not result from primitive loyalty, on the Queen's part, to the wishes of her repulsive ancestor (since we must surely rule out her violent antipathy towards all appropriately qualified women of the last 63 years), it is not impossible, in the household that saw off Diana, to imagine ungovernable misogyny among her courtiers.

What we don't want is people who feel violent antipathy towards the other side – west or east – to launch revolutionary war, conventional or jihadi, against their perceived enemies, either state or non-state actors, in the name of a "clash of civilisations" or similar nonsense.

Despite his violent antipathies, austerity, uncompromising reformism, and exalted concept of papal authority, Carafa was elected pope on May 23 , 1555 through the influence of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese.

Idolatry is a form of vandalism that often inspires a violent counter-reaction of antipathy to the idol.

Violent men die violently.

This antipathy was brutally exhibited back in February 2007 after violent clashes between opposition fans culminated in the death of police officer Fillippo Raciti.

As in the rest of America, antipathy towards illegal immigrants, though widespread, is mostly mild and seldom violent.