Sentence examples for degree of hostility from inspiring English sources

But though Coloradans are, as I say, entitled to be hostile toward homosexual conduct, the fact is that the degree of hostility reflected by Amendment 2 is the smallest conceivable.

C. Greater degree of hostility directed toward police.

The degree of hostility they raise varies widely.

What has changed is the degree of hostility.

Stanford rang the team to apologise, and subsequently toned down his antics during the series, but it sparked a high degree of hostility towards Stanford from the English media and sections of the cricket establishment.

The degree of hostility he aroused was eloquent testimony to the uncomfortable nature of the truths he told, and kept on telling, about the workings of advanced industrial economies.

The government has been joined in its skepticism by an influential group of politicians and activists, who have varying degrees of hostility to Mr. Kasl and his plans.

To the Europeans, Mr. Powell's sober warning was delivered as a member of the chorus of Western nations arrayed unanimously, if with varying degrees of hostility, against Iraq on the Security Council.

De La Soul were never as programmatic as they seemed, which is why they are only several degrees of hostility away from a collective like Odd Future, who have a similar dedication to disorientation and fluorescence.

In the US too, a section of the Afro-American population - represented by the Nation of Islam movement - has shown varying degrees of hostility towards Jews.

So far, the photographer has snapped protestors at clinics in four different states, including New Jersey and North Carolina, and has encountered varying degrees of hostility from anti-abortion activists who do not want their pictures taken.