Sentence examples for a hostility in from inspiring English sources

There's a hostility in these poems".

There was a hostility in the air.

His irritation may be caused by a certain hostility in Poland to an exiled filmmaker who returns bristling with ideas about the country.

But Sanaa Alimia, an academic who researches Afghan refugees, says there has been a growing hostility in recent years – and this normally comes from people at government level.

But, it added, "Those who spew gases run the risk of reaping, long before the climate has heated up, an explosive hostility in public opinion and diplomatic isolation".

I noticed that there seemed to be an underlying hostility in one of my friend's text messages.

In a 7-2 decision, justices ruled that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had showed a hostility to religion in its handling of claims against Phillips.

The war set off a spiral of hostility in East Asia, with an American trade embargo against Japan followed by the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Do I detect a hint of hostility in that "ignored"?

He notes a disturbing new hostility in the language of Hezbollah, Hamas and other radical Palestinian groups, all of which have previously avoided targeting Americans inside the United States.

One result of the project, the coalition hopes, will be a softening of hostility in parts of the country that were hard hit in the recession of the 1980s and resent the current cuts.