Sentence examples for bit of hostility from inspiring English sources

Since he wrote that, psychoanalysis has met with quite a bit of hostility, from the anti-Freudians.

"I was expecting a little bit of hostility but not to that extent," du Plessis told reporters.

But this one, going into the casino, we'd already had a little bit of hostility from the crowd, we already knew that these people were involved in criminality, we knew that they'd broken in, we knew they were potentially stealing, certainly criminal damage, they didn't really want to speak to us.

And if pontification is going to lead to censorious levels of hostility, let's have a bit of courage from filmmakers, and a bit of commitment from the police.

But in an age when nine out of ten adults carry some form of plastic in their wallet and more than 135m financial services cards are in circulation, it may prove hard to whip up much hostility to another bit of plastic.

Taken together, however, these two works produce a strong impression of hostility to Hispanics they're parasitical because they're a bit dim as a breed, you see which would be very hard to dispel.

Starbucks admitted that the degree of hostility and emotion surrounding the tax issue had "taken us a bit by surprise" and that the move was an attempt to rebuild trust with its customers.

Regaining his stamina at the table, he was soon regaling his hosts with anecdotes from his travels, providing insights into the India-Pakistan hostilities, reciting a bit of dialogue from "Fiddler on the Roof" and recounting an obscure epigram attributed to Oscar Wilde.

Undertones of hostility and resentment".

There's a lot of hostility there.

No community "deserves" this type of hostility.