Sentence examples for a source of hostility from inspiring English sources

Inside the Western bar (always before, a source of hostility and male dominance), Duvall now acts the part of the "mother".

Within Israeli government circles, as well as among Israel's friends in the UK, the Foreign Office has long been perceived as a source of hostility, while over the past 40 years or so, the occupants of No 10 have traditionally been viewed as friends of the Jewish state.

Swipe fees have been a source of simmering hostility between merchants and card issuers for years.

He is the first African-American officer to be elevated to the executive board of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a union long seen as a source of the hostility between the police and New York City's black and Latino residents.

We believe that America has already made strides in this direction and that it's everyone's responsibility to make racial diversity a creative spark and not a source of permanent hostility.

Over the last year, he adds, a new source of hostility to his administration has reared its head – from people within Labour whose interpretation of it as an "anti-austerity party" sees them protesting against Labour councils.

It would help if a regional force of other countries could step in and help maintain order while elections take place, but our own forces have become the source of hostility rather than peaceful orderliness.

This aspiration can be accompanied by hostility and resentment, seeing America as a source of restrictions rather than the birthplace of possibilities.

In doing so he rebuked hostility toward science, defended the social safety net as a source of national strength, and rejected the false theme of "makers" versus "takers".

The misunderstanding — and Mr. Diekmann's hostility — served as a reminder that the Waterberg tragedy remains a source of bitter controversy.

Child emotional and behavioural problems can be a source of postnatal parental psychological problems [ 12, 13], but this reasoning cannot account for parental hostility prior to birth of the offspring, thus reverse causality is less likely.