Messmer's soaring jumps were thrilling, however, and her all-out hostility toward her male victims and her censure of Giselle were priceless.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17 — Several developers of technology used in mobile phones are engaged in all-out hostilities over royalties and license fees on patents.
When the action began, reigning champions Ospreys, arriving with three successive defeats, set about proving their credentials in a contest that was peppered with off-the-ball incidents, although none that led to any all-out hostilities.
On Main Street, many said the whole affair was a mark on the Hamptons that brought out hostilities -- between summer visitors and year-rounders, between the rich and everybody else -- that usually lurk just below the surface.
And all over, like a whisper that grew to a shout as the afternoon sun got hotter, residents said the incident at Conscience Point had touched a nerve and brought out hostilities between local people and the weekend invaders that usually simmer just below the surface on long summer weekends here in the East End.
During the Depression and World War II the nation's mood did not comport itself with pharaonic extravagance, and many a scarab cocktail shaker had to sit out hostilities in the basement or the attic.
It is therefore possible that, in a few months' time, we will have a major military clash on our hands, not just the ticking over of long drawn out hostilities as, sadly, is the case even now - the bombs continue to fall periodically - but large-scale bombings within the space of a few weeks.
Neither side seemed bent on an all-out resumption of hostilities.
Jonson has characters who are teased for taking Montaigne seriously, and if all this does not amount to out-and-out hostility, it certainly points to ambivalence.
McCallister and Tesar's recent outbursts move beyond mere stubbornness to flat-out hostility.
In the introduction to A Woman Looking at Men …, she laments that "I have witnessed scenes of mutual incomprehension or, worse, out-and-out hostility".
