Sentence examples similar to close to being hostile from inspiring English sources
Dr Luigi Curini from Voices from the Blogs, a company set up by academics from Milan University that has been pioneering new forms of large-scale analysis of online opinions, known as sentiment analysis, says the research is good evidence for the proposition that to know Isis up close is to be hostile to them.
Moreover, some of his closest advisers are known to be hostile to the army's continued dual function.
Conditions on even the most hospitable of the "close cousins" discovered thus far are likely to be hostile to human life.
Given the close election last November, Mr. Bush could have expected Democrats to be hostile.
Our place is going to be hostile.
But ads don't have to be hostile to privacy.
He didn't appear to be hostile".
No need to be hostile about this.
Ironically, the young Algerians who came closest to being French, by education and training, were usually the most hostile.
The choice of a president close to Saudi Arabia, which is hostile to the Brotherhood, was seen as a counterweight to its influence.
