How to pronounce“inim”in English

That stuff is inimical to the mission, which says something about education and an inclusive learning environment.

It's inimical to them.

in his inimitable way, said was he baked as often as I was?

him and Nixon's inimitable delivery um well we're working on that I think is

In his inimitable fashion, came into the copier room and he was like, who are you?

motivations are often inimical to what others would regard as desirable is something that i think is happening with

the most inimaginable thing yeah that's something that I never I never imagine and all of the sudden

as such is the uh at inim at inim Prime Minister uh Mr B who has taken uh and

"They behave in their own inimitable way," said Feynman, "which technically could be called the quantum-mechanical way.

Instead of trying to mimic the inimitable brilliance of Mr.

I think that's fundamentally inimical to free market capitalism.

masters and my professor in his inimitable very stuffy British

because the other party really is committed to goals that are inimical to everything that we value and are right to value.

because the other party really is committed to goals that are inimical to everything that we value and are right to value, right?

Because the other party really is committed to goals that are inimical to everything that we value and are right to value, right?

Number two. They are inimical to

The Last Winter's trope of the melting polar ice releasing forces inimical to humanity recurs in The Thaw,

He'd asked the radio audience, in his inimitably plummy voice, and now I would like to ask the men in my audience

I fall back on something that Larry Summers says, in his inimitable fashion, whenever somebody brings up education.

which is something the internet seems to be doing, is inimical to that basically, idea.

you if your pants were on fire no less leak information that was in any way um inimical to the interests of this

contains the immortal line by the chief executive uh how can we screw him in Nixon's inimitable delivery um

we can certainly affect our biological age so what you can do there's databases now of what we call croted inima media thickness so they take an ultrasound and look at your corroted

arteries and they can look at what's called smooth muscle hyperlasia or the thickness of the inima and compare it to a database of age matched kind of really it's you're comparing against

part of its academic part of its, was almost inimical to academic success. It was the part that was free spirited and naughty, and that was bunking off school and seeing movies and,

still without power 100,000 people are still without water and we spoke to people yesterday inima who were saying that even at the shelter there there

And since optimism progress through time was the ethos of European society, the British, in their inimitable way, concluded the Aboriginal people weren't human.

le fait de la sexualité passive, la sodomie,qui était quelque chose qui semblait inadmissible à l'époque et inimaginable.

Sure. I'd like to start by saying that's a quote from Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, the inimitable Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, who I think was one of the most brilliant minds

We suspend your contract because under the contract, we can suspend you when we find that you're doing things that are inimical to what will

They actually forced people into certain boxes and drawing styles that Walt didn't support, but again, in his inimitable style of "no, because as opposed to yes,

of the stars. Most people see them as the stars of the movie. They'd steal the movie I think. They're inimitable. You had a question right here. Are we doing microphone passing?

Certain people in our society and certain immigrants to, to the west believe things that are perfectly inimical

It turns out that, actually, the entire paper that David wrote, just starting off his career, it's written in David's inimitable style, were