Sentence examples for blatant hostility from inspiring English sources

Conversely, there is something like love, or at least romantic fascination, within Mr. Shawn's blatant hostility.

The "decline of the West" is a theme exploited by those who use it to express resentment, longing for revenge or blatant hostility.

In two recent incidents, county employees complained to the county clerk about subtle and blatant hostility from guild members, including Ms. Sardone.

Please remember this: When you demonize Senator Clinton with such blatant hostility, you are doing the same to me and roughly half the Democratic Party.

"Sadly, the status quo for elitist Sacramento politicians is to ignore the Constitution and act with blatant hostility towards our Second Amendment civil rights and sound public policy," said Brandon Combs, president of the CAL-FFL.

While the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to remove federal protections for gray wolves through most of their historic range in the lower 48 States, blatant hostility toward wolves, coyotes, bears and other native carnivores has intensified.

David Steel was a fallible, sometimes limp, party leader, but Smith's blazing hostility, close at time to hatred, suggested old-fashioned envy; and it would be expressed with blatant publicity, doing maximum harm to leader and party.

It has fueled blatant racial hostility and bias.

But unlike at Ramos's funeral or a graduation event on Monday, when police booed and heckled de Blasio, there was no blatant display of hostility.

"If this blatant statement of racial hostility does not amount to evidence of constitutionally impermissible racial bias," the judge wrote, "it is hard to imagine what evidence could meet that standard".

That same month, Yevgeny Ishchenko — one of Dryomov's allies and the former "people's mayor" of Pervomaisk, the frontline town held by Cossack rebels — threatened to "turn his weapons in the opposite direction," a blatant declaration of his hostility to Plotnitsky's regime.