Sentence examples for each hostile from inspiring English sources
Each hostile inquiry slipped off that highly polished veneer, leaving behind no gaffes to trouble Conservative spinners.
Flexible Response gave the president the ability to select from nonmilitary options, as well as military options, when responding to a crisis and allowed the United States to meet each hostile action with a proportional reaction.
The role of musical instruments in religious and healing practice is complex: at one time or another Judaism, Islam, and Christianity have each been hostile to the use of instruments in places of worship.
Jasmine and Ginger are not biological sisters — both were adopted — and they regard each other as hostile strangers.
North Korea celebrates those dates each year with hostile statements directed at countries it considers its enemies, as well as with festivities aimed at increasing domestic support for its top leaders.
In the latest episode in the bitter takeover battle which could create Europe's largest bank, Paribas will announce today that it has a 10-year arrangement with Axa to protect each other from hostile bidders.
As whiteness becomes a badge of dispossession, earned or not, it's likely that future elections will only grow more hostile, each one a referendum on our constantly shifting triangulations of identity and power.
The term "feeding frenzy" wasn't yet common coin; rather than seeking an individual and distinctive response to the movie, critics sought merely to outdo themselves in the art of stone-throwing, each one's hostile cruelty shielded by everyone else's.
Individuals within coteries are friendly with each other, but hostile towards outsiders.
By 20 00, Leipzig encountered Dresden in the gathering darkness, and the two initially mistook each other for hostile warships, though they quickly established their identity.
Moreover, the participants' mounting antipathy and bellicose language served to confirm their suspicions about each other's hostile intentions and entrench their positions.
