animosity

The business world has always been a cauldron of personal animosity, and those animosities have been particularly intense in Silicon Valley.

Animosity is always frank, but friendship is not always that honest.

In the UK, too, religion seems to be generating an animosity not seen since the seventeenth century.

In a recent interview with China Daily, Guo said the animosity she stirred was so intense that she had even considered suicide.

Not one of her students felt any animosity or ill feelings toward her. Everyone in her class felt like it was their own home.

It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and its interest.

As the animosity between the two girls escalated, Margarite felt shunned by an entire group of girls and was eating lunch by herself.

The US is desperately trying to create animosity in that area, it might work in the short term, but in the long term, peace will win.

That tends to shield them from the sudden public displays of animosity against officialdom that are common throughout China.

The animosity between the two Venezuelan leaders dates back to at least 1992, when Mr. Chavez led a failed coup attempt against Mr. Perez.

His departure was a severe blow for Microsoft's Chinese operations, and brought out the depth of the animosity between the two companies.

In Shanghai, the animosity bubbled to the surface in December after an incident on a breakfast radio show.

Boardroom disputes tend to be resolved in one of two ways : spectacular fall-out or seething animosity .

Anyone who understands the deep animosity between China and Japan will see that this is unlikely.

Not knowing his secret it was a cruel mockery that she should for first time excite his animosity when she had taken his surname.

Our only animosity toward Christianity , or toward any other religion or philosophy of life , is .

chingachgook arose , and for a single instant the ancient animosity of tribes was forgotten in a feeling of color.

His warmth and generosity were treasures, and when they appeared, animosity magically dissipated into a melting pot of goodwill.

It was a cruel mockery that she should for the first time excite his animosity when she had taken his surname.

And this is precisely the weirdest aspect of his personality: that unshakable faith in his work coupled with a complete lack of animosity.

Adding a nuclear component to the animosity between Israel and Iran would not improve prospects for lasting peace in the region.

The two brothers have finally patched up their quarrel after years of bitter animosity.

Eg. I could sense the animosity between them.

He hit me, I'll retaliate , and that no personal animosity, I just want him to know I The existence.

Interviews with a number of South Africans shows a deep animosity toward foreigners in their country.

A change meant making an entirely new start, handicapped by the vengeful animosity of the old comprador 's friends and business associates.

Now, we need to shift his animosity from his father to his godfather.

We need to shift his animosity from his father to his godfather.

There has always been animosity between vampires and werewolves.

If these two break up and there is any animosity it's common for kids to post such a photo.

Certainly, animosity toward the U. S. makes it harder to achieve our national goals.

"They don't like each other, " observed James Carville, the Democratic strategist, although the animosity appears to be largely one-sided.

Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs.

It's far better to swallow any disappointment you may feel and let the work relationship proceed without animosity.

Meanwhile, Muslim media from Turkey to Afghanistan warned that burning the sacred text of Islam could deepen animosity toward the West.

The "banana wars" date back to 1993 and have generated animosity and recriminations among the primary parties and within the 27-member EU.

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This behavior in usually motivated by hatred and animosity felt by the alienator against the other part.

This animosity has burned through the centuries, warping the githyanki into the evil, militaristic creatures they are today.

Someday the animosity that led to the war will be replaced by amity.

Indeed, socialist culture has gone hand-in-hand with promotion of Chinese tradition, despite Mao's animosity toward 'feudal customs. '

Fueling this carnage lies the deep political animosity that has led to this war.

But there was a larger animosity at work in her polemics.

Meanwhile, Muslim media fromTurkey to Afghanistan warned that burning the sacred text of Islam could deepen animosity toward the West.

Tried to overcome his animosity toward governmental control.

Because envy of housemaid with the animosity of bad mouse, the pitiful princess is hold by their Xie into dark of dungeon.

Celtic Football Club boss Gordon Strachan insists there is no animosity between him and Sir Alex Ferguson.

spite, ill will, animosity After their argument, the malice between Teri and Fred seemed to grow.

They are attacked in expression or appear faint on animosity , when facing tight situation or disaster, appear indifferent, apathetic.

"Most of all, the two sides are required to build confidence and end long-standing animosity , " Kim Dae-Jung, South Korean president said.

A random sampling of opinion in Washington reveals that some people bear animosity toward Muslims and Islam.

The man's animosity dissolved in a burst of laughter and then in sobriety, for he was indeed a religious nut.

The concentration of wealth in fewer and fewer hands is inciting animosity in many Asian societies.

With the increased contacts will come more understanding and less animosity.

Silvestre says relations are good now, but that animosity could flare up when more settlers arrive.

'There's no animosity, it's a very friendly community of growers who swap tips and seeds.

She could not understand the animosity felt towards Bill by her older brother.

Syria, another frequent target of American animosity, will be there too.

Bitter, sharp, ill-natured animosity, especially as it is exhibited in speech or behavior.

The animosity dates to Japan's imperial aggression during World War II, and has been fueled by modern politicians.

This time, not only did Maliki fly off to Britain, but he also sparked more animosity by proposing a limited amnesty for Sunnis.

To feel hostility or animosity toward.

Discussion without animosity or conflict.

When I came to have feelings just like those foreigners, I realized that on the inside, it felt more like animosity.

He has a strong animosity against his enemy.

Such thought-form only causes animosity and hatred between humans of different beliefs, and this is the root of warfare in the human dance.

The true love will not be turned into animosity.

But the political rhetoric just incites more animosity and gets people riled up.

If there is any personal animosity between the two men, it is not apparent.

It is almost entirely the product of animosity between two men leading rival parties who are deeply jealous of each other.

As for Pakistan, relations are defined by their animosity.

They may easily have different opinions with others, but they never understand what is animosity.

Guo said that the animosity she has stirred up even led to thoughts of suicide.

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The good works of the Tathagata know of no animosity or befriending.

tom gently put it back . she thrust it away again , but with less animosity.

no animosity, no cheating, no betray, peace and love forever.

There will always be disharmony AS long AS there are individuals who harbour animosity, hate or jealousy.

Intense animosity or dislike; hatred.

She felt a burning animosity towards them.

Sarah turned to face Mengsk then. She felt no animosity toward the other man, no enmity.

There is great animosity between the two classes.

we quarreled once but now there's little animosity between us.

There are obvious dangers in allowing animosity between two such powerful neighbours to fester.

Then all the negativity feeds on each other and the animosity grows.

They have an especially violent hatred of tauren, who return the racial animosity with fervor.

The problem is the same, like you said, animosity which is evident cuz people argue over everything.

Animosity is likely to worsen.

There exists animosity between us.

she thrust it away again , but with less animosity.

she thrust it away again , but with less animosity.

and erased all animosity from the press.

But the tougher thing is that you should have a sense of humor when the situation becomes tense and when you feel animosity.

My father used to preach that life's too short to spend in nursing animosity.

And we need to resolve the status of the illegal immigrants who are already in our country - without animosity and without amnesty.

Or see eye to eye there'll always be animosity between you and I

animosity will venom resentment ill malevolence malice maliciousness malignity jealousy malignance

Dispute stresses division of opinion by its implication of contradictory points of view and often implies animosity

Adversary suggests a more formidable opponent and can imply animosity

He nourished a feeling of animosity for his penny-pinching boss

peculiar animosity; deep hostility; great enmity

Instead in spreading love we spreading animosity

tending to cause discontent, animosity, or

Tired of feeling all around me animosity

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