Sentences with phrase «animosity which»

It increases most of all because the animosity which, unfortunately but truly, characterized so much of their relationship throughout history is now seen to be overcome by the two communities themselves.

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The animosity, which the Wall Street titan saw fueling the possibility of a U.S. - China war, led him to double down on his new immersive scholarship program, Schwarzman Scholars, which he funded with a $ 100 million donation.

«We do not do this lightly,» said Facebook, «but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the Pages from our service.»

Often, people see life only through their eyes, which creates animosity, derails objectivity and deters loyalty.

For instance, in a colorful case involving a city ordinance restricting the practice of animal sacrifice, the Court severely criticized officials for acting out of animosity towards the Santeria religion, which engages in the ritualistic slaughter of pigeons, goats, and turtles (among other animals) and at least sometimes leaves the carcasses along roadsides and in other public places.

When we have a common enemy — a person or group or ideology on which we can fix all our animosity — what happens when that enemy is vanquished?

Contemporary warfare has in fact taken the form of local conflicts, more often than not civil wars, in which no great alliances of nations are involved; these have been wars fought for reasons based in local rivalries, typically inflamed by historical animosities, ethnic disparity, or religious difference, rather than for reasons of global Realpolitik; they have been fought not with nuclear weapons (or, indeed, other types of weapons of mass - destructive capability) or the latest in military technology, but instead with conventional weaponry, often of old design, and often limited to rifles, knives, grenades, and light, crew - served weapons which individual soldiers can carry on their persons.

As a new millennium approaches, a unique opportunity exists to replace Cold War animosities, which have dominated the last...

However, the function which religion strangely has very often served of creating divisions and animosities was manifest as early as the time of Elijah, when the prophets denounced and threatened Ahab for leniency toward the defeated Ben - Hadad.

But so are divisions of opinion which breed personal animosities and weaken what should be the shared witness of the Christian gospel.

From another perspective, the problem might be identified as one of damaged relationships among members, the repair of which might be found in building up a fellowship that encourages greater love and less animosity.

If Catholicism could at length withdraw itself from the political animosities to which it has given rise, I have hardly any doubt but that the same spirit of the age which appears to be so opposed to it would become so favourable as to admit of its great and sudden advancement.

Teams take mascots out onto the pitch with them, ensuring that (a) a few youngsters have excellent anecdotes with which to impress their peers, and (b) any animosity between the players has to be suspended until the little ones are out of the way.

He found he kept no animosity in his soul, not toward teammates he wished he could be playing alongside or toward his own body, which had emerged from a nightmare of injury strong but just not strong enough to play professional football.

Shows that there may not be animosity in the locker room, which is crucial.

He even went so far as to save Roman Reigns from an attack from Owens and Rusev, which just weeks ago felt unbelievable given their previous animosity.

This exasperates the permissive environment in which hatred, animosity, and violence can be justified, once the target has been labeled «Nazi.»

I think the situation in New York is exacerbated by the fact that there's such a large Democratic registration advantage, and at least right now the premier race, the marquee race, which is for governor, is headlined by a guy, Andrew Cuomo, who does not really — there's not a lot of animosity towards him among independents.

That divide and the animosity it has generated was on display in the email that accompanied this invite, in which Belardinelli wrote:

The Working Families Party, which has been the target of some animosity from the right this campaign season, called the NYPD after receiving a suspicious letter containing some so - far unidentified white powder late this afternoon, a source close to the labor - backed party confirmed.

«I want you all to know that by your actions and utterances, you are sowing the seed of animosity between your community and its neighbours, and the result will be nothing but vicious circle of violence which will do no one any good... having been together for many years, no village will relocate to anywhere.

The strength of our society, in which we understand the obligations and responsibilities we have to one another, under attack from militant forces who preach animosity and hate.

Okonjo - Iweala noted in the book, that she was reluctant to attend the NEC meetings because of the animosity towards her by some governors who saw her as the obstacle to sharing funds in the ECA and saddle their states with ill - advised loans which would have been difficult to pay.

There were rumours his decision was based on personal animosity toward the Howard League for Penal Reform, which is behind the project.

That animosity has fueled lawsuits, ugly public discourse and accusations of misconduct which drain county time and resources.

But the letter — which triggered media stories warning of a «superbug» on the loose — and White's warning irked many in the famously contentious malaria research community, where personal animosities and longstanding grudges run deep.

Most of the animosity has been between the Marušićs and the medical faculty in Zagreb, which controls half of the journal's eight - member management board.

Mulling over an issue for it to remain unsolved while it festers away in the wings only creates further animosity, which in turn fuels the whole unpleasant process.

If you prefer to stick to the old fashion dating methods it's perfectly okay, but for the rest of us online dating is a great alternative which can avoid a lot of misunderstandings and animosity.

In the good old days of dating we often didn't find out about these types of things until the third or fourth date — which could lead to a little animosity and a quick break up.

The film lacks a decent storyline and the animosity between Batman and Superman is sprung out of nowhere, leaving the film to rely on a premise which is hard to believe.

Be on the lookout for a comically out - of - nowhere moment of forced «animosity» between Johnny and Ben at the very end, which makes absolutely no sense because there's been absolutely no animosity between them throughout the entirety of the film.

The relationship is built on shared political goals, first and foremost among which deep - seated animosity towards the Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is an offshoot.

The only way to explain this fear and animosity is with the inability to see a future for themselves in an increasingly diverse national community which is inexorably coming.

Make sure you don't play favorites to the first pup either, which will create a rivalry where both dogs will compete with each other for your affection, which can lead to animosity.

Virgin has a long - standing rivalry with BA, which at times has descended into personal animosity between Branson and Willie Walsh, chief of IAG, the parent company of BA.

Some activists have unfortunately used the linguistic differences between the Khartoum government and the Fur people as a slur against Baggara (pastoralist) Arabs (from which the Janjaweed come from) in the former murdering black Africans, out of some supposed racial - based animosity between the two, leading to these charges of genocide that would demand Western intervention (presumably militarily).

They will express most if not all of the 8 behavioral manifestations: (1) campaign of denigration of the targeted parent (2) weak, frivolous, or absurd reasons for the rejection of the targeted parent; (3) lack of ambivalence towards both parents in which one is viewed as all good and the other as all bad; (4) lack of remorse for the poor treatment of the targeted parent; (5) reflexive support for the favored parent; (6) use of borrowed scenarios; (7) the «independent thinker» phenomenon; and (8) spread of animosity towards the friends and family of the targeted parent.

A well - planned prenuptial agreement or postnuptial agreement can limit the issues which need to be addressed in a divorce, and, as a result, may remove much of the animosity from the divorce process.

This disparity of class, which is precisely what it seems, leads to a great deal of animosity on the part of the «Hard Working» lower class / lower level / wealth limited players.

«We do not do this lightly, but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the Pages from our service,» Facebook wrote in a blog post Wednesday.

Much of Android fans» animosity toward Sense seems to stem from early versions of the software, which were slow and clunky.

Taking a custody case to court, which can be a costly route to take due to the necessity of legal representation, generally is only the case when extreme animosity exists between the parents or if one parent thinks the other is unfit.

They will express most if not all of the 8 behavioral manifestations: (1) campaign of denigration of the targeted parent (2) weak, frivolous, or absurd reasons for the rejection of the targeted parent; (3) lack of ambivalence towards both parents in which one is viewed as all good and the other as all bad; (4) lack of remorse for the poor treatment of the targeted parent; (5) reflexive support for the favored parent; (6) use of borrowed scenarios; (7) the «independent thinker» phenomenon; and (8) spread of animosity towards the friends and family of the targeted parent.

2) Try to minimize the animosity and strife, which is admittedly hard to do when you're in the grip of powerful emotions.

However, the conduct of C.C. and her father suggests manipulation of C.C. by the father, which resulted in C.C. having considerable animosity towards her mother and being aligned with her father....

Such agreements are binding and enforceable, yet the process does not lead to the animosity and bitterness, or the large legal bills, which are often the byproducts of lengthy, contentious litigation.

Every mental health expert agrees that continued animosity and conflict between the parents in divorce renders harm to the children from which they never recover.

An amicable mediation can also ensure you and your spouse do not harbor any animosity or resentment after the divorce, which is an unfortunate side effect of hiring separate attorneys and taking your divorce through the litigation process.

Now there is a proposal to build two tunnels under the Delta, which is stirring old animosities again.»