Sentence examples for easy hostility from inspiring English sources

And Matthew Flinders, in Defending Politics (OUP, £16.99), makes the unfashionable argument that people who give vent to easy hostility towards politicians should remember how lucky they are to live in a democracy.

But this obsession with Israel's conduct tacitly encourages the easy slide into hostility towards Jews.

It also makes it easy to ignore the hostility towards them.

Only a lucky few can earn enough income from their writing to pay the rent in a big Australian city, so it's easy to see why hostility runs hot against the salaried arts administrator with a steady income.

Toward the end of novel, things do get a little political, as Bilbo and the dwarves find themselves at the center of a war between the Lake Men, the Wood Elves, the Goblins, and the Wargs, but the source of all this hostility is easy to understand: treasure.

This challenge is not made easier by the personal hostility that has emerged among many current program heads — some of whom have close ties to the competing companies they oversee.

In the fog of the phoney KP wars, its easy to forget that hostilities began with him pilloried as a mercenary for wanting to play in the IPL, and ended with Andy Flower saying that 'ideally' England's players should participate in franchise cricket but 'the calendar doesn't allow it'.

There's an easy explanation for Cesarani's hostility.

"Being a fan is not easy, you are faced with hostility all the time.

Unlike the easier compartmentalization of my patients' hostility, I find it much harder to compartmentalize my daughter's behavior as being simply a function of her stage of development.

But it is easy to overestimate America's instinctive hostility to dynasties.