Antagonistic used in a sentence

Antagonistic in a sentence as an adjective

I wasn't one of them, but statements like 'the poor are a parasitic element' are pointlessly antagonistic.

Several of the mice tested would behave fine, but one or two were in terrible health and became highly antagonistic.

This is a very difficult task, but identify those who have become burned-out and/or antagonistic.

On its face, a perfectly reasonable reply, even if antagonistic.

There is a lot to say here about choosing an antagonistic way of presenting an idea, but one tiny nitpick affected me in particular.

At this point, the DHS appears to be merely an antagonistic bully, and the only "security" it offers is in the form of high-paying jobs to mid-level government hacks.

A related trick is challenging them on something that is obviously correct - see if they carefully prove why their answer is correct, or become antagonistic.

This is incredibly awesome work, and I envy students who can actually take a course in this stuff!However it makes me realize in what kind of weirdly antagonistic society we live.

Use immutable values:Models used in client server communication need to follow Java Bean spec which is like the exact antagonistic concept to immutability.

I really think there'd be less opposition to GMOs were it not for the fact that this one company -- a firm with a history of somewhat scummy and antagonistic behavior -- didn't control the entire industry.

What an unnecessarily antagonistic and intellectually dishonest response.

Call me crazy but I really think one of the big influences that's creating the massive societal problems we have in the USA can be traced to the fact that between work, home, school, and whatever destinations we get to we interact with one another in this alienated and antagonistic way.[edit] I know this rant is a little off topic, but it just highlights to me the need for a coherent public transportation network.