Examples of using Inimical in English and their translations into German
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recorded"Standing," their second release their first being the four-song Wet 7" on Inimical Records.
Sensors reveal nothing which is inimical to human life.
This policy is utterly cruel and inimical to the entire population under Israeli occupation.
Indeed, the Panel Report is in no way inimical to the objective of environmental protection.
discourage conduct inimical to society do exist in the statute books.
And the wisdom of the flesh is inimical to God.
What levels of friendly and inimical text behaviors can be distinguished?
And yet certain sectors of the army were inimical to the Fascists.
He was not inimical towards Islam, but he was not favorably disposed towards Muslims either.
But, for fear of abuse or inimical eavesdroppers, each occupant has his or her own.
Next proceed likewise with a person who is inimical to you, or has harmed you.
you do something evil, inimical or just wrong.
groups inimical to spirituality began a campaign to ban"new" religions.
He was often mightily moved to resist that which was inimical to the welfare of his children on earth.
assisted by the prophet Nathan, heads a party at the court inimical to the claims of Adonijah.
Unerring instinct has this time whispered to the theoretician of socialism in one country that the shade of Rosa Luxemburg is irreconcilably inimical to him.
None inimical with any All art united in common dream!
This is the rationale of Vidwesha Bhakthi or Inimical Mysticism.
The very identity of Godˆ is inimical to change.
The social dimension is not inimical to competitiveness!