Sentence examples for with enmity from inspiring English sources

The presentations are peppered with enmity from both directions.

It was a noisy summer in the N.B.A., the airwaves jammed with enmity and resentment and interminable psychoanalysis.

On the rare occasions that they returned to those areas, they were often greeted with enmity and gunfire.

To this end, she has decided to have Raoul marry Valentine, the lovely daughter of Count de Saint-Bris, a tenacious Catholic filled with enmity for the Huguenots.

The first, in Antwerp on 19 November 1972, was dripping with enmity and ended 0-0 after Jean Thissen thumped a post for Belgium.

In its first year, the coalition has actually exceeded many expectations, including those privately held by some of the politicians who founded it.To begin with, enmity between the two parties has not been growing simplistically and steadily.

The disappointed Israeli pressed on: Isn't the Irish problem far more entrenched, with enmities dating back 500 or 600 years?

He added that Netanyahu promised he would attend such a fixture but, with enmities between Israelis and Palestinians running high, it is hard to envision such a match taking place in the foreseeable future.

It is the repeated conflation of criticism with hostility or enmity to Israel which fosters the unhealthy climate of discussion that IJV wishes to redress.

In the village, Duro and his boyhood friend Kresimir stalk around one another with unspoken enmity, and Duro's friendship with the visitors and his renewed interest in the blue house is regarded with suspicion by the locals.

In the nights following Tuesday's vote, with the camps of Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush sparring with increasing enmity, most of the political talk shows have more than doubled their usual ratings.