Sentence examples for described hostile from inspiring English sources
They liked to imagine the inhabitants of the new continent "as denizens of a golden age of sylvan innocence, or as implausibly superior savages moral exempla for the implicit chastisement of civilised vice".When they described hostile natives as friendly traders, Vespucci and his fellow explorers served their vested interests.
The US Secretary of State John Kerry has described hostile rhetoric from North Korea as "unacceptable".
A few participants described hostile and aggressive behaviours in older patients but exclusively reported these in conjunction with dementia or delirium.
Many described hostile and critical relatives who they distrusted to take on decision-making responsibilities; On all of the occasions that I have been sectioned they have asked me who do you want as your loco parenti, next of kin?
The audience's response to this could best be described as hostile.
"Students who didn't compromise cannot be described as hostile to the government.
Before the Italian Grand Prix began Lewis Hamilton had described the hostile atmosphere at Monza as a "snake pit".
Then he led his team here, into a "whiteout," into a stadium best described as hostile — and won again.
Though often described by hostile critics as Euro house, it is simply international, post-geographical, pan-global.
Steavenson described dodging hostile Egyptian protesters in Tahrir Square who were angry at the interference of American "Kentucky Fried Chicken eaters".
In his third day of evidence at Dublin Castle, Mr Barrett said Sergeant McCabe described a "hostile working environment" in Mullingar during their first meeting in February 2015.
