Sentence examples for display of hostility from inspiring English sources

But unlike at Ramos's funeral or a graduation event on Monday, when police booed and heckled de Blasio, there was no blatant display of hostility.

Cruz and Garbrandt continued their agreeably disagreeable display of hostility, sneering and lunging and flailing at each other until they were, inevitably, separated.

As he marched on Sunday in his first Israel Day Parade since resigning from Congress, Anthony D. Weiner encountered plenty of fans, as well as the first real sustained display of hostility toward his New York City mayoral ambitions.

It was an ugly display of hostility and disdain toward my people.

Today, however, he faced no overt displays of hostility on the Lander campus.

"Aware of the exceptional importance of Michelangelo Antonioni's film, 'L'Avventura,' " they wrote, "and appalled by the displays of hostility it has aroused, the undersigned critics and members of the profession are anxious to express their admiration for the maker of this film".

"Though I couldn't explain how, I knew that the riots had broken down the barriers between us," Easy says of the new lines of interracial communication that suddenly open up (even frank displays of hostility he interprets as a nod of recognition of the other person's existence and humanity).

I, as a queer person, have experienced outward displays of hostility.

His victory was received in silence by the spectators, although there were none of the open displays of hostility towards Cloete that been feared following the controversy arising from the colt's withdrawal from the Cambridgeshire.

Such an open display of aggression and hostility runs counter to the euphemistic and allegedly peaceful instinct of our national culture.

Her rule then is never to show that she is taken aback, never to display any hint of hostility in return.