Significados de personal antipathy em inglês

With men like his Lordship, personal antipathy plays a powerful part in such matters.

Despite her personal antipathy for the woman, Nicole begrudgingly acknowledged again that Francesca was talented.

ITALY: Two newly-discovered documents indicate a personal antipathy towards the Nazis on the part of Pope Pius XII.

The actual reason for breaking away or "coming out" is a personal antipathy for the leader.

He thought of him, at this time, with what he believed to be a feeling of purely personal antipathy.

Grace might have been prompted in part by personal antipathy, but she believed herself acting from a pure sense of duty.

Her personal antipathy towards Giancola was making it increasingly difficult for her to listen to anything he said without automatically rejecting it.

The abbe, however, wished to see, in the first place, whether the marquise's refusal was due to personal antipathy or to real virtue.

He had a personal antipathy to Pitt and Lord Grenville; and one of the constant subjects of his jokes and raillery was the Grenville pedigree.

The Melbourne rally was brimming with personal antipathy towards Abbott, with a giant puppet of the prime minister paraded throughout the crowd and verbally abused.

For more than forty years the personal antipathies of George III.

Personal antipathy, however real, cannot be assumed without convincing grounds to have been the mainspring.

No, Hatteras, you have not sacrificed your personal antipathies.

Your majesty is great enough to sacrifice your personal antipathies to the good of your country.

Painful relations between father and son, quite apart from the personal antipathies already existing, were therefore inevitable.

Lamb had not many personal antipathies, but he had a strong aversion to pretence and false repute.