Sentence examples for attract hostility from inspiring English sources

Even so, witchcraft can still attract hostility, even in Salem.

The ambitious plan is likely to attract hostility from corporations — like TV broadcasters and telecommunications companies.

The second-fasted growing religion in American, Mormonism continues to attract hostility over its opposition to gay marriage and suspicion over some of the faith's beliefs.

Biss chose to vaccinate her son, and On Immunity is brave because it will attract hostility from those she implies are selfish or misguided in refusing to vaccinate.

In the often misogynistic climate that exists online, anything with the word women in the title can attract hostility ranging from the snide to the offensive, but Mayer said the worst abuse has come from Radio 4 fans.

As the writer and gardener Charles Jencks remarked at the time of the Little Spartan wars, Finlay and his wife Sue "do attract hostility, like a lightning rod attracts electricity".

Her familiarity with Marie-Antoinette also attracted hostility.

She wasn't suited to polemics, didn't like attracting hostility.

Openly aligning himself with British author Thomas Day and other political radicals who supported the French Revolution and campaigned for the abolition of slavery, Darwin attracted hostility from British antirepublicans.

One regional publisher, Archant, has attracted hostility for deciding to reduce its photographic staff in Ipswich while simultaneously launching an online platform for the public to send in photographs.

Burchill's piece was written in defence of her friend and fellow writer, Suzanne Moore, who attracted hostility on Twitter for suggesting in a New Statesman article that women were too often expected to look like "a Brazilian transsexual".