Sentence examples for a hostile interaction from inspiring English sources
Robin explained tht if an officer and a clown were having a hostile interaction, raising a fist and calling for a group hug could help.
After a hostile interaction with a waiter at the cafe we sit down to talk at later––probably, we decide, brought on as a result of James smoking too close to the door and Louis knocking over a vase within 25 seconds of us being there––the three try and work out the details for me.
For example, it can be hypothesized that there is a relation to the extent of the entanglements of the therapists with a pathological hostile interaction pattern of the patient.
But the hostile interaction created a rift that could not be repaired.
But really wonder, "why would another person risk unpleasant and potentially even hostile interaction with me over this?" In both of my recent call-out experiences, the people calling me out were close friends.
These contrasting observations must be studied in detail to understand differential factors influencing shifting of responses and to see if this is helping the host or bacteria in the hostile interaction.
"Document" proved an oddly gentle exercise in hostile interactions — exercise we may sorely need.
But even if we make substantial progress on these fronts, a society where almost everyone is a criminal will still be a society where the sheer number of hostile interactions between police and civilians will be very large, which in turn ensures that there will be considerable room for abuse.
For example, we can use this information to differentiate between friendly and hostile interactions or to determine whether a person in an elderly home is a staff member, family member, or unrelated visitor.
Fans of tech and design will definitely be drawn to the Nest in stores, but I foresee 500 Nests hanging forlornly in cavernous Lowe's stores, their screens and shiny wheels scratched by countless hostile interactions with two-by-fours and pipes wielded by a potentially careless, hardware-store-going public.
Hand-axes could have had a dual function in confrontational scavenging, since the latter would inevitably involve hostile interactions with competing scavengers (including predators larger and fiercer than their modern equivalents).
