| The system is predicated on the notion that the personal preferences of each family member are inimically different, and rooms must reassemble themselves upon the arrival of a new person. |
| His wife could have been inimically imagined fascinated and dwindling. |
| In our context, the Diocese consists of 22 different ethnic groups, some of which are inimically inclined towards others. |
| Not withstanding all this, it was fundamentally the British rulers who inimically created this problem out of their stepbrother attitude towards Pakistan. |
| Most Serb nationalists did not see the museum's artifacts and documents as inimically hostile to their nationalist point of view. |
| Why was he standing thirty feet from her and observing her inimically? |
