Sentence examples for continuing hostility from inspiring English sources
North Korea sees the first three, at least, as evidence of the outside world's continuing hostility.
Its continuing hostility is partly justified and entirely understandable, notwithstanding the Europeans' record-breaking display of righteous indignation (and that was a record which took some beating).
In a sign of continuing hostility, Japanese automakers announced Tuesday that sales of Japanese-brand vehicles in China had plummeted in the last month.
The dame and the ugly sisters played by women TIMOTHY ST ATHER LondonDebating Blair* SIR – The continuing hostility shown towards Tony Blair over the Iraq war is unfair ("The loneliness of Tony Blair", December 20th).
"The left's continuing hostility to Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular is on gaudy display today," he wrote — a comment that is nearly verbatim to what he says today.
Their arrests are meant to fortify spiritually the regime's supporters and terrify those who would challenge the basic tenets of the Islamic Republic, especially the most fundamental principle: continuing hostility against the United States.
The defeat may perhaps be attributed to Venizélos' loss of popularity during his long absence, the continued maintenance of martial law, and the continuing hostilities with Turkey, the government of which was holding out against the impositions of the Treaty of Sèvres.
This is obviously an echo of one of the administration's recent explanations for continuing hostilities.
In a military tribunal, twenty-one Germans were convicted of continuing hostilities against the United States after their government had surrendered.
A soldier in Borno state, the insurgency's centre, said they had not received any orders of a ceasefire amid continuing hostilities.
TEHRAN (The Borowitz Report) — Stating that "their continuing hostilities are a threat to world peace," Iran has offered to mediate talks between congressional Republicans and President Obama.
