Sentence examples for a sort of hostility from inspiring English sources

Their actions and rhetoric until now suggest a sort of hostility that doesn't bode well for the fought-over child.

A: Sort of.

The guilt people are feeling is a sort of internalised hostility, from having someone else's hostile views reflected back," Clyde says.

"It is our utmost desire that the decisions issued by this chamber today bring peace to the people of Kenya and prevent any sort of hostility," Ms. Trendafilova said.

"I've never felt any sort of hostility in Orlando," said Sadiq, who shares mutual friends with many of the victims, and whose roommate's boyfriend, Juan Jose, is in intensive care after the shooting.

The chief features of the spy thriller in its original British form were an excess of plot over character; a fascination with weaponry, aviation and other advanced technology; and a sort of fawning hostility to women.

One consequence of the rural romance is a word which exists only in English and describes those with a particular sort of hostility to development: Nimbys, who don't mind new housing so long as it is Not In My Back Yard.

That provoked a different sort of hostility.

"It is our utmost desire that the decisions issued by this chamber today bring peace to the people of the Republic of Kenya and prevent any sort of hostilities," ICC presiding judge Ekaterina Trendafilova said.

You don't think it's a sort of gesture or sign of hostility or class enmity or something?" Blair: "No, I think he just likes drinking his tea that way".

One risk, however remote, is a return to the sort of hostility that followed record rates of immigration to America in the early part of the last century.