Sentence examples for experiences hostility from inspiring English sources
Dr. Daniel Cameron, an internist who believes in chronic Lyme and has been treating patients for it since 1988, told me he experiences hostility from the medical community on a regular basis.
The question of whether Yale is a "hostile environment" for women is not asking whether every individual woman at Yale experiences hostility, but rather whether there are acts of hostility with disturbing regularity on campus, which the administration tacitly tells students to accept, and the targets of these acts are always women.
In general they experienced hostility for their, entire 2 1/2 year stay.
Despite the events of that day, Mr. Kelly said he had never experienced hostility on his campus.
Lately, though, the monks have been experiencing hostility as a result of numerous reports of immoral behaviour.
Mr. Newson and his partner at the time, who was Indian, participated but felt unsafe, experiencing hostility and abuse from that predominantly Afro-Caribbean neighborhood.
Matthew Sephton, who runs LGBTory, the Conservative LGBT group, told me he has never experienced hostility as an out gay man at a local party level in his 10 years as a member.
They all somehow deflected off Tayyab's canonical force field and received only glancing replies: Multan had been spared in Pakistan's recent floods, most people in Pakistan do not necessarily hate the U.S., he has never experienced hostility toward Muslims in New York City, and it is O.K. to build the planned Islamic center downtown, because most Muslims had nothing to do with 9/11.
Such advocates for transsexual surgery were in the minority (certainly in the U.S) and themselves experienced hostility and marginalization.
The survey found that one in five people living with Parkinson's had been mistaken for being drunk, while one in 10 had been verbally abused or experienced hostility in public because of their condition.
Bella is no stranger to experiencing hostility and ignorance about Native Americans.
