Sentence examples for deep-seated hostility from inspiring English sources

But both the problem and its worsening reflect a toxic combination of deep-seated hostility and persistent neglect.

It touches on "the longstanding, deep-seated hostility of Americans to the public sector, which has come back in force since the 1980s", Fraser says.

But Justice Department policy across the entire spectrum of civil rights issues reveals a deep-seated hostility toward the laws that protect minorities and handicapped persons.

The intensity of the response revealed the deep-seated hostility toward Americans and raised fears of a repeat of the pandemonium that swept the city and left 14 people dead after a fatal crash in May 2006.

It was not so much that Copts were not being allowed to build churches without hard-to-get government permission, he told me, but a deep-seated hostility towards Christians that began in elementary school.

Having moved to Putnam County three years ago, I was dismayed to learn of the deep-seated hostility toward the Guatemalan immigrants in Brewster ("In Brewster, a Backlash Against Day Laborers," Feb. 5).

Mr. Millard said he did not know of any deep-seated hostilities between Mr. Harms and the boy.

That's a far cry from the early 1960s, when the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNIFCYP) was established to cope with deep-seated hostilities between the Greek Cypriot majority and the Turkish Cypriot minority.

But to get there, reformists found themselves battling not only against apathy among many women but even deep-seated female hostility.

The trans community may have won a few significant battles in the UK, but the broad response to anything transgender is still one of suspicion, rooted in a deep-seated cultural hostility to anything that "deviates" from the norms of sexuality or gender.

("We accept that these messages are nothing more than thoughtless banter with no underlying malicious intent," wrote the investigators. "But such jokes are nonetheless reprehensible and arguably reflect deep-seated racial hostility").