- A pet peeve, pet aversion, or pet hate is a
minor annoyance that an
individual finds particularly irritating to a
greater degree than the norm. The noun...
- each other. The
correspondence ultimately proves a
metaphor for the
fractiousness and
contention between Israeli Jews of
different political and religious...
- "rejuvenate[d] the
drive for
national unity and
Islamic revolution" and "inhibited
fractious debate and dispute" in Iran. The
Islamic Republic of Iran experienced...
-
decisions in
favour of the former, but
without settling the controversy. His
fractious temper coloured all the
controversies in
which he took part, in Gaul,...
- 2015. Rohan,
Brian (22
February 2015). "Hadi, a once-quiet
leader of a
fractious Yemen,
strikes defiant pose by
reclaiming presidency". U.S. News & World...
- of the
Gerald FitzGerald, 8th Earl of Kildare, Lord
Deputy of Ireland,
fractious Irish politics combined with a more
ambitious Henry to
cause trouble....
-
government priorities and programmes.: 6 Due to this,
despite the
fractiousness of politics,
policy is
relatively stable.: 62 Many
parties might run...
- years.
According to
Sheila Weller, "[Simpson and Brown] were a dramatic,
fractious,
mutually obsessed couple before they married,
after they married, after...
-
foreign ministers. The 2018
meeting in Charlevoix, Canada, was
marred by
fractious negotiations concerning tariffs and
Donald Trump's
position that Russia...
- His
father wanted him to
study electrical engineering, but he was a
fractious pupil who
found the Gymnasium's
regimen and
teaching methods far from...
