antagonism造句

This was deliberate antagonism under the glare of media spotlight.

The unfairness of the will caused antagonism between the two brothers.

If ever the relationship falls into antagonism, it will be hard to pull back.

She had not come to him today with this feeling of sullen antagonism.

When you care, violence in every form disappears from you - your anger, your antagonism and your pride.

Yet the calm reaction also shows how, on the Indian side, antagonism with China is already priced in.

The danger is that the leaders of China and America will over the next decade lay the foundations for a deep antagonism.

At first this was based on a Shared antagonism towards the Soviet Union, which China had fought in border clashes in 1969.

And the antagonism of today's deficit debate may even harm the economy, as Republicans push for excessive cuts in next year's budget.

If there are things that we know, in terms of stress and antagonism, it may help change people's behavior if they know it's related to vascular risk.

People who scored in the lowest 10% of agreeableness and had the highest levels of antagonism had about a 40% heightened risk for thickened arterial walls, they add.

After three years, people who scored higher on antagonism or low on agreeableness, particularly those who were manipulative and quick to anger, continued to have thickening of their artery walls.

Neither side should delude itself that it can avoid the harm caused by an increased mutual antagonism; both should understand that a crisis in one country can hurt the other.

For choice sentences, using disjunctive words can activate the antagonism between the selected items and the discarded items, it can also reinforce the subjects function to rebut the discarded items.

Likewise, China's rise is neither guaranteed to be chiefly about the prosperity of 1.3 billion people nor condemned to be about antagonism or conflict with the rest of the world.