Sentence examples for conventional hostility from inspiring English sources
Combine that with the House GOP's conventional hostility toward anything backed by Obama, and House Republicans are likely to turn heavily against the resolution, despite the backing of the party leadership.
News of the killings stunned Britons, whose forces lost a total of 31 troops, 16 of them in accidents, between the allied invasion of Iraq on March 20 and the declaration of an end to significant conventional hostilities on May 1.
Nukes are also likely to have a moderating effect on the conduct of conventional hostilities.
Already, simply working with conventional weapons, perseverance and ruthless hostility toward the free world, Iran's regime has been spreading huge mischief for years from the 1983 bombings in Beirut to the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Argentina to a meddling hand in murderous attacks clearly aimed at fueling conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In addition to the conventional sense of the word as "hostility toward Jews as a racial or religious minority group," the dictionary included a second sense as "opposition to Zionism: sympathy with opponents of the state of Israel".
Never a member of the PDP, he is an austere personality known for his hostility to corruption, and is therefore hostile to conventional powerbroker interests.
Rather than fighting a conventional war, America would need to contain Soviet hostility firmly and consistently over the long term.
FOR years, conventional wisdom has held that as long as Israel faces the external challenge of Arab — especially Palestinian — hostility it will never come to terms with its internal divisions.
However, most conventional political writers are themselves northern Democrats, and thus have a blind spot when it comes to detecting hostility to their political culture.
