Sentence examples for drawn out hostilities from inspiring English sources
It is therefore possible that, in a few months' time, we will have a major military clash on our hands, not just the ticking over of long drawn out hostilities as, sadly, is the case even now - the bombs continue to fall periodically - but large-scale bombings within the space of a few weeks.
Many things one could argue, but, for me, it is a remarkably apt metaphor for this moment in the American discourse in which hostility has been drawn out into the sunlight.
Do not write lengthy drawn out policies.
Continued hostilities would have drawn out-of-state money and imperilled their candidates, even if they opposed the measures.The row sheds light on Colorado's lively brand of politics.
This act drew out anxiety and hostility from people, then immediately cured them of it.
Ageing draws out differences.
Rarely have I heard the hostility of the sea evoked as eerily as in his polished account of Debussy's La Mer, while the youthful shortcomings of Sibelius's First Symphony were indulged in a tender rendition that drew out le vrai Sibelius lurking beneath his homage to Tchaikovsky.
