Sentence examples similar to a mark of hostility from inspiring English sources

Indifference or hostility to nationalism was a mark of the artist then, and is largely so now.

The United Nations has 10,000 peacekeepers here monitoring the settlement, and, as a mark of its success, more than a million people have returned to homes in the south that they had left during the hostilities.

The decision to ballot on the right to strike and to hold a protest march on Westminster marks a new level of hostility in relations between rank and file police officers and the home secretary, Theresa May.

The vote marks an escalation of hostilities within Unite Here, which was created in 2004 by a merger of the former Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees with the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union.

Condescension and a certain amount of hostility used to mark the critical reaction, and because of that, perhaps, he is belligerently against what he sees as rarefied writing types.

Such a scheme will evoke a conditioned response of hostility.

There's a lot of hostility there.

This undammed a torrent of hostility.

I met a lot of hostility.

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

But the coalition endured a barrage of hostility.