Sentence examples for burst of hostility from inspiring English sources

But even that burst of hostility was more euphoric than angry.

Adler wrote the novel in 1950-51, but it did not appear until 1962 — possibly because Peter Suhrkamp, then the head of the influential German publishing house bearing his name, vowed, in an astonishing burst of hostility toward Adler, that the book would not be published as long as he was alive.

Under Muslim rule, they saw periods of relative tolerance and bursts of hostility.

After an initial burst of acid hostility, Mr. Putin and his officials began to speak of the protesters with a modicum of respect, perhaps because it became clear that they represent a wide swath of the capital's media and business elite.

Hostility was measured using the 20-item Chinese Hostility Inventory Short-Form (CHI-SF) [ 38], which contained four dimensions of hostility: (1) hostile cognition (six items, α =.78); (2) hostile affection (four items, α =.78); (3) expressive hostility (five items, α =.76); and (4) suppressive hostility (five items, α =.73).

The moments of gentleness, though, make Mr. Griffey's impulsive fits of hostility, his bursts of raw vocal power, seem even more threatening.

But while rumors of clashes last week contributed to the latest burst of market volatility, evidence of actual hostilities between national armies is scarce.

Undertones of hostility and resentment".

There's a lot of hostility there.

No community "deserves" this type of hostility.

They have long been targets of hostility.