Sentence examples similar to voice animosity from inspiring English sources

The role of the states in a restructured health care system dominated the summer meeting of the National Governors Association here this weekend — with bipartisan animosity voiced against the plan during a closed-door luncheon on Saturday and in a private meeting on Sunday with the health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius.

"He must be very surprised at the level of animosity being voiced against him," Mr. Pope added.

I felt myself blushing as Coco spoke, but there was no animosity in his voice.

It has also given freer voice to a widely felt animosity towards Israel among the Egyptian public, a sentiment which the Mubarak government kept carefully muffled.Mr Barak does not downplay Israel's long-term concern or the risk in what he is proposing.

Graham promised Republicans that he would "be a voice for social conservative values without apology or animosity" during the announcement.

Racial animosity played a big part.

Brabazon follows the Bears, roots for them, even said his dream was to walk into Ferrell Center and shake Coach Scott Drew's hand and tell him thank you. "I have no animosity toward the basketball program," Brabazon said, his voice choked with emotion.

When democratic reforms give voice to this previously silenced majority, opportunistic demagogues can swiftly marshal majoritarian animosity into powerful ethnonationalist movements that can subvert both markets and democracy.

From animosity towards collaboration.

The animosity was mutual.

"Never was there animosity.