Sentence examples for bit hostile from inspiring English sources
Not the least bit hostile to me.
The music is very much darker, and stranger and a little bit hostile.
"He's a little bit hostile now and a little bit in remorse," Johnson says.
"But the Italians from Italy feel as if the Albanians invaded Italy, so they're a bit hostile.
"She wasn't the least bit hostile and indicated that she knew we were trying to help them," the sheriff said.
He was always a bit hostile to rock until I heard him playing a record that had Silver Apples on it.
Conditions underwater can be every bit as hostile as in space.
Is it just us or is Clark just the slightest bit uncharacteristically hostile here?
Respondents are slightly more optimistic about their economic prospects, and a bit less hostile towards the United States.
"Welcome" portrays France's official attitude toward illegal immigrants as every bit as hostile as America's; by helping the boy the teacher risks going to prison.
Although they theoretically accept a two-state solution, Mr. Arafat and Fatah radicals have become dangerous obstacles and must be seen as every bit as hostile as Hamas, which rejects Israel's existence.
