Sentence examples for displaying hostility from inspiring English sources

"There are anti-European opinions and parties not only in Finland but across Europe displaying hostility to using taxpayers' money for helping neighbors in need".

Priests and ministers protested, and a group called Liberty Counsel, a nonprofit organization associated with the Christian college Liberty University in Virginia, accused New York City of violating the Constitution by removing the creche but leaving a Christmas tree and a menorah, thus displaying "hostility to Christianity".

"I never had any problems in school, which is why it's outrageous that they are saying I was a troublemaker who was speaking out against the school and displaying hostility toward the school," Megan said, referring to a newspaper account of the dispute.

This matches previous descriptions of RF- patients displaying hostility and aggression more readily than RF+ patients [ 63].

Mr. Santorum displayed hostility toward academia in 2002 when he wrote a column for the Web site Catholic Online that linked the pedophilia scandal in the Catholic Church with an overall cultural corrosion.

But while he could be readily influenced by the underlying agenda or the emotive side-issues of a case "I just want to get the feel of it," he would say, as he probed to and beyond the margins of relevance he would rarely display hostility to those cases which, in his court at least, did not stand a chance.

Young produced the group's 1990 EP Demolition Plot J-7, but displayed hostility toward then-current drummer Jason Fawkes.

I should have challenged every person who uttered a racist joke or racial slur, every person who displayed hostility toward those with skin different from their own, every person who implied hostility through attitude or tendency.

Be cautious with anyone who displays hostility towards a gender or tends to verbally degrade and stereotype an entire gender: "They're all bitches or sluts", "They say one thing when they really mean another,".

Courts have interpreted the clause as prohibiting government employees from displaying religious hostility.

In the atmosphere of the time such sentiments were judged as displaying absolute hostility to the national cause, and the papacy was never again able to appear in Italy as anything other than a bulwark of reaction.