Примери коришћења The animosity на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Whats up with the animosity?
The animosity has historical roots.
Well, That Would Explain The Animosity.
That'd explain the animosity toward the cops.
The animosity between you and I, it can't be contained.
Can we just put all the animosity on hold for like five minutes?
The animosity between him and Stalin continued into the 1930s.
I'm glad you two have put aside the animosity to work together.
Why the animosity between these two groups?
All Christians have experienced,at one time or another, the animosity of unbelievers against the gospel of Christ.
But the animosity between Harmon McCoy and Hatfield was much more personal.
Everyone, everywhere, must stand up against the animosity that so many refugees, migrants and minority communities face.
This allows you to see that Hamlet is not as crazy as he's claiming to be,and intensifies the animosity between these two characters.
Once it has emerged, the animosity between these two groups will not disappear.
I listen, as I watch the king grouting away, but understand nothing except the animosity between Tibe and Estraven.
In fact, of course,the reason for the animosity was more a matter of how similar gnosticism was to Christianity and neo-Platonism!
Riots occurred scapegoating all Jews who resided in the area. The entire Jewish population was unfairly targeted by some angry non-Jewish neighbors and the animosity made daily life unbearable- the population continued to decline in middle of the 14th century.
But the question remains open- is the animosity towards‘Goyim' a new Jewish secular phenomenon or is it truly embedded in Judaic thought?
Unimpressed with the toy being pitched, Josh shocks and challenges the executives with a simple declaration that the toy is not"fun", and while his follow-up suggestions invigorate the team for new ideas,he earns the animosity of Paul Davenport, the pitch's leader.
This was the last trial as Pilate tried to appease the animosity of the Jews by having Jesus scourged.
It seems that the animosity will persist for quite a long time- despite some recent attempts by France to defuse tensions and get back on good terms with Russia again.
Bening's character, Gertrude, is a painter who worries about the animosity between her son and her hippie second husband.
(Čulinović, 1970; Kasaš, 1996) 4 The animosity between the two countries was of long standing: during the 19th century Romania sought to annex predominantly Romanian inhabited parts of Hungary.
Much of the team that final year despised their general manager, Punch Imlach, but team captain George Armstrong famously rallied the men during a meeting on January 30, 1967,convincing them to ignore the animosity that had built up towards Imlach and play to win.
As well, Russia has voiced concerns about the animosity with NATO and recently drilled for the possibilities of nuclear or biological attacks.
Much of the animosity and opprobrium directed at nonbelievers in America comes from the suspicion that those who do not believe in God could not possibly believe in anything else, moral or otherwise.
The animosity between the two countries comes from a territorial dispute over the Kuril Islands, an island chain equidistant between the two nations, which Russia invaded in 1945 and continues to occupy.
They have been equal partners in covert research and experimentation, and for all the animosity with the U.S., it has also played a willing dance partner for much of what has been going on during the past century.
In fact, the animosity ran so deep that when both countries were no longer communist, and Russia was looking to replace its November 7 Bolshevik Revolution holiday, it came up with November 4, the anniversary of the Russian boyars' victory in 1612 over Polish King Sigismund's short-lived occupation of Moscow.