Sentence examples for create hostility from inspiring English sources

"When you approach a situation like RoboCop, you're going to create hostility that wasn't there before".

Good fences don't make good neighbors; they create hostility and prevent community.

Some opportunists and political leaders have sought to create hostility against Muslims by raising the specter of the Shariah 'bogeyman' as a threat to America".

That was a compromise struck with the Liberal party, who refused to support a treaty on the grounds it would "create hostility within the Australian community".

Yet for much of the 1,400 years since the death of the Prophet the majority of Sunni and Shia Muslims have not routinely allowed their theological differences to create hostility.

He was the first cleric to use his radio sermons to create hostility towards polio immunisation campaigns, calling it a conspiracy by the Americans to sexually sterilise children and thereby control the population of Muslims.

"And this attempt to [change] the city … is creating hostility," Jawaher says.

Those officers "hate this stuff" as much as anyone, because "it creates hostility to the police, and steals the honor of those who are doing things right".

Or yet another signal that fatigue with chardonnay, especially the oaky, buttery kind, is eroding interest in -- perhaps creating hostility to -- the grape and wine?

López Rega, who used the rightist crusade to consolidate his power base, favoured labour and army leaders who personally supported him, and this style of favouritism created hostility among union, political, and military leaders.

But unable to define clearly the ideas and values that characterise the nation, they have done so primarily by creating hostility against symbols of alien-ness, the most visible of which is Islam.