Sentence examples for even more hostile from inspiring English sources

People were even more hostile to Irish travellers, sometimes called gypsies (and often confused with Roma).

He was even more hostile to those fellow Christians known as Catholics.

The Civil Rights Movement was even more hostile to homosexuals than the wider society.

Then others became even more hostile, as in the big red letters: "STOP YOU MORONS.

But they might be even more hostile to any effort to kill the law.Some parts of it are popular.

He eventually reached the White House, which he found to be even more hostile to his pleas.

Affected since by antiterrorism measures like border closings, mass detentions and missile strikes, most Palestinians have become even more hostile.

Mr Obama is likely to face an even more hostile Congress from next January and will soon become a lame duck.

Attitudes towards the single currency were even more hostile: 22% would vote to join the euro and 70% not to, with a mere 8% undecided.

Israel, seeing the prospect of even more hostile governments as its neighbors, is insisting on caution and time before taking any significant steps.

Contrary to Mr. Wiencek's depiction, Jefferson was always deeply committed to slavery, and even more deeply hostile to the welfare of blacks, slave or free.