Sentence examples for becoming hostile from inspiring English sources

Therefore there is no sense in becoming hostile.

Several declined to be interviewed, becoming hostile when asked to discuss their loved ones.

But the country she would make hers is becoming hostile, she feels.

Yesterday, outside the AGM, the Labour MP John McDonnell said the climate for companies such as Vedanta is becoming hostile, however healthy the bottom line.

His elder sister Francinah warned he was becoming hostile to his family and was bragging that he could win races without training.

Last year, with the conversation on the email exchange becoming hostile, and Gene having rebuffed a pastor who had offered help, Mr. Wiener had a chat with him on a stoop.

He argues it is not that the UK is becoming more hostile towards buskers, but that the hostility is becoming increasingly formalised and penalises those who don't know the law.

The regulatory climate in developing countries is becoming more hostile.

Smith typically reacted to stress by becoming verbally hostile and aggressive.

Further, the British were becoming increasingly hostile toward traditional survivals and contemptuous of most things Indian.

Haight Ashbury's street sleepers say they have noticed attitudes becoming more hostile.