Sentence examples for evoke hostility from inspiring English sources
Immigrants evoke hostility as people who take jobs and don't speak the language.
The Shakers evoked hostility, but they managed to spread their creed despite its demand for celibacy and the dissolution of family ties; they viewed Ann as the female counterpart of Jesus and shared her certainty that the world would soon end.
That Rambus's business model has evoked such hostility in some quarters of Silicon Valley is no longer a surprise.
Miami's players are used to the backlash, but it is James who evokes the most hostility, and it was James who, after a profoundly disappointing series, lost his cool facade.
Yet it evokes a visceral hostility usually associated with flying insects, "peeping toms" and entitled jerks.
His name often evoked a sharp racial hostility that was expressed without hesitation or apology.
Such a scheme will evoke a conditioned response of hostility.
"Hatred," for instance, tells of the hostility Mr. Milosz evoked in the Polish exile community when he was a diplomat serving the postwar Communist government.
On the face of it, the hostility that Terminator Salvation has evoked seems a bit unfair.
Trump Trump In countless collisions of color and creed, Donald J. Trump's name evokes an easily understood message of racial hostility.
LONDON — On the second day of a visit to the Irish Republic, Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday visited the site of a massacre more than 90 years ago that still evokes memories of fierce hostilities between Ireland and Britain.
