Sentence examples for considered hostile from inspiring English sources

These villages here are all considered hostile villages".

The Tories were also considered hostile to gays, blacks, gypsies and foreigners.

Other districts — including districts considered hostile to American troops and the Afghan government — are not.

Once more, he is engaging with forces considered hostile, this time across zones as far apart as Afghanistan and Yemen.

But it seems to be an inevitable side-effect: websites should be considered hostile, unless you have evidence otherwise.

He was a champion of human rights in an administration that many blacks considered hostile to minority issues.

Its boss, Dietmar Kuhnt, said recently that he would consider hostile cross-border deals if need be (Britain's National Power is thought a possible target).

That is no reason to deliver prisoners to governments that the United States considers hostile and that have a record of torture and lawlessness.

This was Washington's third successful effort in recent years to derail planned Council membership by North African states that it considers hostile.

The logic behind that strategy is a desire to keep Democrats, whose leaders the lobby considers hostile to guns, from power.

The archbishop has agreed to talk about himself despite what he considers hostile reactions in the press to his relentless stand in United Nations forums against abortion.