Sentence examples for becoming increasingly hostile to from inspiring English sources

By this time, however, their former satellite, Asante, had grown rich and powerful and was becoming increasingly hostile to Akim.

The men in the group, Bundakji said, were becoming increasingly hostile to the mosque's leadership and were especially upset about his interfaith efforts.

From the Swiss ban on the construction of minarets, to the French and Dutch edicts against the Niqab – the headdress covering most of a woman's face – he sees Europe becoming increasingly hostile to Muslims.

So is the Israeli Arab population, which, in the shadow of a failed peace process, is becoming increasingly hostile to the idea of being a minority in a Jewish state — thereby stiffening the reaction of the Jewish majority.

Initially wary of each other — and of muddying up their respective messages — they found common ground once they realized their homeland was becoming increasingly hostile both to workers and "deviants".

I have no objection to the one star, or his other comments, but I refuse to be quiet in a community that is becoming increasingly hostile, petty and shallow to its neighbors.

The world was becoming increasingly hostile, and still I had to try to make my way around in it.