Sentence examples for a shared hostility from inspiring English sources

Underlying it all is a shared hostility to globalisation".

Turkey has provided military support to brigades of Turkmen, who have ethnic and linguistic ties to Turkey as well as a shared hostility to President Assad.

A shared hostility to railroad barons and bankers kept the outlaws on good terms with the tough cattlemen who worked this isolated range.

And even absolute rulers have to take public opinion into account, especially when it takes the form of a growing and widely shared hostility to America.

Given that the UAE and Kuwait support Saudi Arabia's efforts to establish the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) as an MB-free zone, shared hostility toward this Sunni movement appears to unite the GCC members more effectively than fears of Shi'ite Iran.

Now, facing the abrupt end of Mr. Santorum's presidential bid, some evangelical leaders have begun to rally behind Mr. Romney, saying their shared hostility toward President Obama will be a powerful force for uniting the party in November.

Memories of two Arab oil embargoes at a time of flat domestic oil production, as well as shared hostility to the Soviet Union, drew the countries close.

Shared hostility towards Iraq has long kept Syrian-Iranian relations warm.

Yet, despite that shared hostility to feminism, it's hard to see the conflicting sentiments expressed at the rally cohering into any kind of stability.

Indeed, as Mr Small argues, China's ties with Pakistan, which were established during Mao's rule and are based on shared hostility towards India, thrive on many common interests.

What remained of the Socialist Party by the nineteen-thirties still had its right and left wings, which differed from each other in the flavor of their shared hostility to the Soviet regime.