Sentence examples for absolute hostility from inspiring English sources

Groups such as NWA, Public Enemy, and the Geto Boys faced absolute hostility from the George Osbornes of their day.

Every human being, he felt, tended to act according to such basic drives, establishing a state of "absolute hostility" in human interaction, which in turn is the source of all group conflict.

In the atmosphere of the time such sentiments were judged as displaying absolute hostility to the national cause, and the papacy was never again able to appear in Italy as anything other than a bulwark of reaction.

In calling for an absolute cessation of hostilities during the week of the campaign, both UNICEF and WHO expect that vaccination teams will reach every part of Uganda and immunise every child from age 6 months to 15 years, irrespective of location, parentage, gender, race, religious creed, ethnic origin or political affiliation.

The most they'll concede of their own ignorance is that 'they no longer know it'Je'Je ne sais plus.'" But then sometimes he is simply gnomic: "The natural enmity between leaver and left is like the absolute, immediate and always shifting hostility between driver and pedestrian".

Hostility, though not absolute, is prevalent.

This was reasonable, for France was potentially the strongest military power in Europe and its hostility to Spanish greatness was absolute, despite occasional short periods of rapprochement.

"Pope Benedict XVI was the absolute high point or low point of the 2000-year histofy of the Catholic church's hostility to sexuality," she said, adding: "His resignation is the only thing about him that I like".

In America hostility to migrants is greatest where they have recently been arriving in large numbers, not where their absolute numbers are highest (near the borders or in big cities, such as New York).

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.

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