Sentence examples for express hostility from inspiring English sources

At least, I haven't heard anyone express hostility.

CLSA, a broker, complains that Japanese firms "express hostility to reforms".

His strong support for law enforcement agents has occasionally led Mr. Mueller to express hostility to their critics.

Roth, he added, might have decided that it was impolitic to express hostility toward Obama because it might spoil his chances for the Nobel.

A different kind of culture warrior might express hostility to nontraditional pronouns in religious terms — in the United States, the fight against legal rights for L.G.B.T.Q.

Both of them say they are much more cautious about how they talk about politics now, and would be careful not to express hostility towards Putin in public.

No one expressed hostility toward Ms. Stewart.

The Trump administration has expressed hostility toward United Nations programs.

As on "Real World" and "Survivor," there is a premium for expressing hostility.

The chief executive of the Alabama pension fund, David G. Bronner, has at times expressed hostility toward labor.

The electorate have expressed hostility to the proposals, and education minister Christopher Pyne is deeply unpopular.