Sentence examples for expressing hostility from inspiring English sources
As on "Real World" and "Survivor," there is a premium for expressing hostility.
Even more voted for Ukip and in many cases they too were expressing hostility to elite economics.
(In his opinion, Justice Scalia explained that Cher "metaphorically suggested a sexual act as a means of expressing hostility to her critics").
The previous intra-Çarşi shooting took place in 2007, and stemmed from a byzantine contretemps involving a banner expressing hostility toward a former manager of the team.
At the apartment where the two other suspects were arrested today, less than a mile from Mr. Ford's residence, neighbors described the suspects as clannish and occasionally expressing hostility toward America.
My detractors were not motivated just by personal animosity, nor were they expressing hostility to me alone; I already knew that my case was a matter worthy of discussion in both Turkey and the outside world.
No one expressed hostility toward Ms. Stewart.
At least, I haven't heard anyone express 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.
Russia has expressed hostility to any movement by Ukraine and Georgia toward joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
