inimical การใช้

• Babcock added that such guidelines are inimical to the defense bar.
• There was the sense of the inimical in his aspect now.
• Initially, the Maharajadhiraj of Bardhaman was inimical towards the British.
• Having a plethora of petty chiefdoms was inimical to such goals.
• All attitudes of enjoyment but the natural one are inimical to fertility.
• Throughout much of history, the church proclaimed homosexuality inimical to faith.
• We know that time has been inimical to our interests.
• Two inimical theories vied to explain the mystery of vision.
• Nothing could be more inimical to America's national security interests.
• Disaffected means " ill disposed, unfriendly, inimical ."
• Host desecration has been associated with groups identified as inimical to Christianity.
• Obviously, there's a metaphor here _ modernity inimical to life.
• It is inimical to the dictates of sound policy.
• Back to the netherworld of private holdings in conditions inimical to its preservation.
• Other nations reject this demand as inimical to the integrity of the court.
• Such imaginative ideas are inimical to scientists, even scientists who are believers.
• Higher education cannot erase clashing interests or inimical policies.
• Meanwhile, Geshu was still inimical to An Sishun.
• The occupiers considered Freemasonry  inimical to the people.
• We express deep regret over this mistaken incident, which had no inimical intent.