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For me the effect was warm and intimate, although perhaps antipathetic to art.

It is human nature to be antipathetic to change.

Also, the clerical church has been particularly antipathetic to socialism in any form.

There is something about a university which is naturally antipathetic to the state.

Nor did the two often meet socially since their natures were antipathetic.

For the most part, though, the authors are antipathetic to those who oppose sociobiology.

"Magnetic fields, antipathetic to the metal in the road.

The story is complex, and in some respects law has been indifferent and, indeed, antipathetic to commercial needs.

The goblins, however, seemed more interested than antipathetic.

He will be strikingly antipathetic to my ever beautiful Anastasie.

That made Bink wonder again: was the sun antipathetic to magic?

This is also known as antagonistic or antipathetic symbiosis.

Many antipathetic attitudes have persisted into the present.

That includes Israeli Arabs, who are more antipathetic than apathetic.

Becoming ever more antipathetic toward Erasmus, they yet retained many religious and cultural ideals almost identical with his.

I've seen the best and worst that people can do, and I no longer have my old curiosity, sympathetic or antipathetic emotions.

This need not necessarily be antipathetic to 'pub values' as we recognise them.

He was surrounded, however, by a coterie of advisers antipathetic to the Weimar constitution.

Sponsorship by either the state or corporations introduces values to the business of patronage which I believe are deeply antipathetic to art.

Producers were antipathetic to new ideas, or risk-taking.

He shifted sideways on the couch, hands held like an advocate attempting to convince an antipathetic jury.

A pity it was launched really under unhappy circumstances inasmuch as the company was so antipathetic.

Labor's position, in tone less antipathetic to Europe, is in substance the same as the Conservatives'.

"Antipathetic pressures are on your mind."

The antipathy is two centuries old and neither has done anything material about it but have merely each remained stubbornly antipathetic.