A more antagonistic Afriforum stepped into this moment rife with political opportunity.

Nevertheless, although she agreed, she was more antagonistic than she had been.

But can anything be more antagonistic to all the history of the race?

Many other GOP leaders have been even more antagonistic, calling him an unhinged disgrace.

What life could be more antagonistic to enlightened reason?

He wanted his show to take a more antagonistic approach-justlike his favorite publication, Spy Magazine.

She grew more antagonistic as the year advanced.

Could two things more antagonistic conclude in union?

The microbial ecological network of the obese group contained more antagonistic microbial interactions as well as high-degree nodes.

What two figures can be found more antagonistic than the Orangeman of Ulster and the Milesian of Connaught?

They seem more antagonistic, more sullen.

Also, he seemed to have felt that he was catering to his parent's wishes, and became more antagonistic toward them.

Indeed, he could not remember ever seeing Nick look more antagonistic than just then, even though he tried to appear friendly.

Nothing can be more antagonistic than the suggestions contained in his Message and the speeches already made in both Houses of Congress.

For one is something and the other nothing, and what in the very nature of things could be more antagonistic than these?

There are races among minds more antagonistic to each other, in all countries, than those divided by a different skin or uniform.