Sentence examples for concealed hostility from inspiring English sources
The Liberal Democrats have a long history of barely concealed hostility to nuclear deterrence.
But as with Mr. Tighe, you don't feel the threat of Thomas's poorly concealed hostility.
When I would travel to small-town America, my appearance sometimes gave rise to a barely concealed hostility, occasionally even a comment or two.
When I arrived with my pencil and notebook, I was greeted universally with folded arms and barely concealed hostility.
This can amount to barely concealed hostility, such as illustrated by a passage in the DRC's national strategy on health systems strengthening, a policy most development actors in DRC have adopted.
All its judges were appointed under Mubarak, and some have never concealed their hostility to the Brotherhood.
As for those who don't think there's a problem -- people like Richard Dawkins, a distinguished exponent of genetic determinism at Oxford -- Mr. Reich makes no effort to conceal his hostility.
On the other hand, Moses Nahmanides, an important exegete in his own right, a very astute reader of texts, and a staunch opponent of Aristotle, professed his "open hostility and concealed love" for Ibn Ezra.
Three years later, Bee is the queen of the Bournemouth early evening bulletin when Ben is brought back as co-anchor, but the hostility between him and Beatrice can scarcely be concealed on screen.
Trump channels the hostility generated by that neoliberal indifference to the well-being of working people and its scarcely concealed cultural contempt for heartland America into a racially inflected anti-establishmentarianism.
