“antipathy”造句，怎麼用antipathy造句

Any action is bound to merely increase antipathy against the 'Satanic west'.

Where they are not greeted with apathy, Asia-minded hedge funds often face antipathy.

Some of his antipathy to Banks might be traced to this time, when his job seemed at risk.

That largely reflected the wishes of Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, who is hemmed in by antipathy among taxpayers back home to propping up profligate Greeks and others.

You should never to any place in this world with a strong antipathy injustice of things happened, that is the most valuable quality of a revolutionary.

Not surprisingly, that kind of new wealth sometimes engenders resentment among the 1-billion-plus who don't have it yet-and the antipathy is based on more than mere jealousy.

Some of this antipathy stems from genuine differences over policy.

Regulatory antipathy to universal Banks has also eased.

But polls find many Croats feeling little but antipathy towards the EU.

Popular antipathy to the Banks, which reached a crescendo earlier this year during the bonus season, may in fact be a bit misplaced.

The antipathy is mutual.

A rebellious German electorate views the idea of bailouts with increasing antipathy.

Sir, I interrupted him, you are inexorable for that unfortunate lady: you speak of her with hate -- with vindictive antipathy. It is cruel -- she cannot help being mad.

There is too much antipathy toward the child's behavior and toward oneself for not handling things better.

Most people have a natural antipathy of "muddy streams".