Sentence examples for a hostility to from inspiring English sources

The suspension, some say, revealed a hostility to recycling.

Mansel argues a hostility to urban sophistication goes back to antiquity.

In much of the parliamentary Labour Party there is not so much a hostility to business as a bottomless ignorance.

It's the small jabs that betray a hostility to the entire #MeToo project, not just its excesses.

The difference between the two words is unclear, but caring about it suggests that, to some, "secular" is a toxic notion, associated with a hostility to religion.

Even though Southerners did display a concern for the rights of the states and a hostility to federal power, this was usually in defence of slavery.

His chief source was Sen. Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican with a documented hostility to Social Security.

Upon Grindal's death, Elizabeth appointed a successor, Archbishop Whitgift, who vigorously pursued her policy of an authoritarian ecclesiastical regime and a relentless hostility to Puritan reformers.

In a few cases this has been the consequence of a general hostility to the whole idea of law.

The Republican opposition seems propelled by a reflexive hostility to anything that might help Barack Obama (as an improving economy would).

Underlying it all is a shared hostility to globalisation".