A particular photo of Van Gaal (who is 66 and in good shape) looking frighteningly bemused and unkempt has already become a kind of hostility-signifier above the latest pitying editorial.
Projection of self, with a kind of militant hostility that was both frightening and admirable, seemed to tie these acts together.
AIDS almost instantly became an epidemic, and the response of the rest of the Federal government — of government at almost all levels, in almost all places — was indifference at best and a kind of querulous hostility at worst.
"Brooklyn Boy" is a kind of anatomy of hostility.
As he points out, the opening stanza of Auburn University's creed — "I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn" — conveys a certain kind of hostility to the world of ideas in which philosophy and for that matter the rest of the humanities plainly reside.
Belfast, once the engine of violence between Catholics and Protestants, is being seized by a new kind of hostility -- racism, fueled in large part by the recent arrival of Asians, blacks, Indians and Pakistanis in Northern Ireland, which in 2001 was still 99percentt white.
That kind of hostility could be a threat to national security.
Greater transparency can help avoid the kind of hostility that ultimately leads to a proxy fight.
"Drones are a weapon of terror in many ways, and the kind of hostility this is going to breed may not be worth the counter-terrorism gains," Bodine said.
