Sentence examples for a really hostile from inspiring English sources

"It was a really hostile setting," according to one firefighter who was at the meeting.

"It has created a really hostile atmosphere that I don't think I've felt since after 9/11.

"There's a lot more of 'What if there's a really hostile person out there?'" "It's different to the 1990s," he says of this career.

The Home Office bill will include measures spanning six other Whitehall departments including justice, transport, business, health, local government, and work and pensions, and is designed in May's words to "create a really hostile environment for illegal migrants".

"The aim is to create here in Britain a really hostile environment for illegal migration," she said.

"It would help them I think as well as the public if they were really able to really talk about those issues and not pretend everything in the garden was lovely - it's not as if they are facing a really hostile press here that would jump on every cough and splutter and try to make a scandal out of it," he said.

Lenore Rasmussen, Ras Labs "They're able to withstand a variety of really hostile environments for life.

"He's really hostile to the administration".

"Some ideas were really hostile to modern life.

The transaction itself is mundane, and whether it was really hostile, or really the first such example, is debatable.

"People were just really hostile and aggressive," said Ms. Karcher, partly blaming talk radio discussions for the calls.