Sentence examples for are particularly hostile from inspiring English sources

The Murdoch papers are particularly hostile.

Conservative party members are particularly hostile.

They are particularly hostile to normalising trade with China.

But a poll published on December 3rd suggested that today's Britons are particularly hostile.

Votaries of Thomas Pynchon, David Foster Wallace and Don DeLillo are particularly hostile.

Many creative types and intellectuals are particularly hostile even to a refashioned Nahda, suspecting it of wanting to curb freedom of expression.

They're particularly hostile, he says, to people who inherited their firms.

The Jews, harassed by the legal ordinances of Toledo, were particularly hostile toward the Christian government.

India's press and its screechy TV stations have not been particularly hostile.

Fort Collins, a left-leaning college town north of Denver, is particularly hostile territory.

And bike riders here say that the notion of Los Angeles being particularly hostile to cyclists is exaggerated.