Sentence examples for cultural hostility from inspiring English sources

Cultural hostility can prevent people from blending in.America is arguably uniquely open to people who want to live here.

"The problem often stems from ignorance, but religious or cultural hostility has played a significant role in recent years".

The poison that Mr. Sarrazin had released by reinforcing cultural hostility to immigrants with genetic arguments seemed to have taken root in popular prejudices.

That is not a message that has historically gone down well in America, where cultural hostility to Marxism, socialism and communism has been the norm.

The refusal of late Victorian governments to respond innovatively to mitigate capitalism's cruelties and instabilities helped incubate and sustain the cultural hostility that still lives on in parts of the Labour party and trade union movement.

So if Barbara Undershaft spends a long while sharing a pedestal with a cannon, as she does in the Roundabout production, it's with good reason -- she has centuries of cultural hostility to contend with.

A number of tiny Christian states eventually rose from obscurity in the northern mountains and, prompted by self-preservation and religio-cultural hostility toward Islam, initiated the Reconquista (Reconquest).

"There is a deeper cultural problem: male hostility toward women who want to do more than stay at home".

Over the years, Indian and Pakistani authors have taken part in numerous  cultural exchanges despite hostilities between the two nations.

The juxtaposition of cultures has often been incongruous, even tense, but I can't recall more than a handful of instances where it has broken out into overt hostility or cultural jingoism.

Mr. Santorum, on the other hand, is a more natural Republican primary candidate, singing the same conservative economic song as the party's other aspirants and layering it with hard-core social or cultural views, such as hostility to gay rights, contraception and feminism.