"There is a developing hostility towards science, fuelled by half-truths and false arguments easily disseminated on the internet, which feed a suspicion that the truth is somehow always being deliberately hidden".
In the heat of campaigns, almost all politicians develop some hostility toward their foes.
While scrambling over one another for the approval of the editors, the reporters develop great hostility to the men at the other end of the room...
While scrambling over one another for the approval of the editors, the reporters develop great hostility to the men at the other end of the room..
The more economic and other ties develop beneath the governments' hostility, the better the chance that bottom-up pressure will continue to push for normalization of Indo-Pakistani ties.
His fits became more frequent, and he developed a great hostility to white men.
Thousands of Orthodox Christians were murdered; churches and icons were desecrated and undying hostility developed between East and West.
Cyril makes excuses for him, saying things like, "If breakfast isn't right, it's very hard for him to recover through the rest of the day," but tension and hostility develops between them, and finally explodes over a private dinner argument, the kind of spat where the words get so out of hand, you end up humiliating yourselves rather than each other.
By this time Britten had developed a lasting hostility towards the English pastoral school represented by Vaughan Williams and Ireland, whose work he compared unfavourably with the "brilliant folk-song arrangements of Percy Grainger"; Grainger became the inspiration of many of Britten's later folk arrangements.
If you see a member develop signs of apathy or hostility, ask them in private what caused the change.
