Sentence examples for challenge and hostility from inspiring English sources

Just as physical man, in his cities, has manufactured an environment whose scope and challenge and hostility eclipse that of the natural world, so literate man has heaped up a counterfeit universe capable of supporting life.

Before long they are showered with challenges and hostility.

It's very tempting, in an age of constant crisis and terrifying global challenges, to retreat into selfishness, tribalism, fear and hostility towards the rest of our own species.

But instead of the public adulation he was apparently expecting, Mr. Musharraf has been greeted by stiff legal challenges, political hostility and — perhaps most deflating — a widespread sense of public apathy.

And of course, in times like these, we are never short of politicians who win support by echoing that fear and hostility: but since our problems are global and our challenges are shared, they're moving in the wrong direction.

The suspicion and hostility we face in the Islamic world will be one of our central challenges in the coming years, particularly after any invasion of Iraq.

It said: "The government increasingly targeted regime critics and those challenging conservative societal norms in 2014 … Malaysia's LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community faces discrimination and hostility from both state and nonstate actors".

Mr Sarkozy inspires both admiration and hostility.

I was met with perplexity and hostility.

It creates division and hostility".

Shared neuroses led to jealousy and hostility.