antipathy的示例

• Undeterred by these antipathies, members of the group quickly began intensive culturally creative activity at their new base.

• The antipathy to them has been called sedentarism, which is defined as a specific form of racism against nomadic modes of existence.

• Built into most anti-colonial ideology were radical commitments to modernization and a pronounced antipathy to anything other than democracy and meritocracy.

• Or in other words, low turnout is an indicator of antipathy rather than simply apathy.

• Alternative indicators of generic intolerance must be contrasted to determine which one best precludes the possibility of contamination by group-specific antipathy.

• This practising man's antipathy towards abstract thought is important.

• This pre-war antipathy has been one of which historians, too, have been well aware.

• A sociogram is a diagram in which group interactions are analysed on the basis of mutual attractions or antipathies between group members.

• In addition, significant associations emerged between severe antipathy and indifference and both co-morbid anxiety and comorbid dysthymia.

• Behind this technical hitch there is an aesthetic antinomy, an antipathy between television and 'classical music', because they present radically different kinds of representational space.

• Workers' antipathy to the effects of second-hand smoke proved to be more influential than opposition to the proposed regulations from smokers, business owners, and libertarians.

• The denizens of the folk scene often bore an antipathy to what they considered the phoniness of mainstream entertainment.

• Meanwhile, the crisis of employment encouraged widespread antipathy towards workers.

• It is hardly necessary to explain that "antipathy" is not the most exact term for describing the mutual attitudes in the mid-1890s.

• Despite this fact, national sensitivities and governmental antipathy continue to hamper the supranational control of state aid regulation.