Sentence examples for with antipathy from inspiring English sources
JAPAN is often viewed with antipathy in China, but increasingly commerce is trumping contempt.
But there is speculation the drop has more to do with antipathy to the US.
In the wider Arab world, still deeply divided over President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and the uprising against him, the concern over his government's indiscriminate use of force coincided with antipathy about American intervention.
Others, principally Republicans, note darkly that the state's Democrats had a convention in town that ended the night of the fire, and that might have attracted some people with antipathy for the Republican governor.
For Mr. McCain's part, conservatives remember with antipathy that he was part of the so-called Gang of 14, Republican and Democratic senators who forged a compromise that allowed for confirmation votes on some of Mr. Bush's judicial appointments.
But with antipathy for renewable energy subsidies running high among many Republicans, the industries are bringing a new plea to Washington: allow wind and solar companies to qualify for some of the tax advantages that are used by the oil, gas and real estate industries to raise money from investors.
He's so nasty to Bertha that even Jane, caught up in the torment of realising she's no longer a blushing bride but an unemployed homeless outcast, finds herself speaking up for her: "Sir, you are inexorable for that unfortunate lady: you speak of her with hate – with vindictive antipathy.
The Melbourne rally was brimming with personal antipathy towards Abbott, with a giant puppet of the prime minister paraded throughout the crowd and verbally abused.
Congress of the People (Cope) and Agang — both born out of a disillusionment with the ANC coupled with an antipathy towards the DA — will draw such meagre percentages that they will be left with no meaningful role.
It goes with the grain of Britain's ornery zeitgeist, with its antipathy to politicians.
And I submit, then, that the racial tensions that menace Americans today have little to do with real antipathy — on the contrary, indeed — and are involved only symbolically with color.
