| The athlete might pray humbly to perform with dignity, not to disparage or bear ill will toward opponents, and to set a positive example. |
| This was not a matter primarily of ill will or, in many cases, overt political hostility. |
| But I don't know one veteran in my chapter who bears ill will against the Vietnamese people. |
| We do not know whether Boyd bore ill will toward the woman, but it is possible that he did not. |
| But you also have to learn that they harbor no ill will towards us, and many of them dislike feeding off of innocents. |
| The awareness of their individual blemishes and shortcomings inclines the frustrated to detect ill will and meanness in their fellow men. |
