Sentence examples for extreme hostility from inspiring English sources

"The screams that I heard, the extreme hostility to the guards.

The reasons for his extreme hostility to the EU are unclear, but they certainly play well with the Sun's audience.

A key part of his answer stresses the extreme hostility of the African landscape 100,000 years ago.

'b. by denying his motions for continuance and change of venue thereby forcing appellant to go to trial in an atmosphere of extreme hostility and prejudice.

The committee settled on an alternative label: "disruptive mood dysregulation disorder," or D.M.D.D., which describes extreme hostility and outbursts beyond normal tantrums.

United by an extreme hostility to Parisian militance, the Girondins never forgave the Paris Commune for its inquisitorial activity after August 10.

Using emotions like extreme jealousy, hostility, or aggression to intimidate and manipulate her.

A large Conservative contingent in the European parliament would encourage extreme British hostility to the EU.

But his devoted followers, the red shirts, have kept the flame glowing, often in the face of extreme government hostility.

On the one hand it is clear that he sees the risks of too extreme a hostility to government: "Part of the problem is that the word liberty has been transformed into a philosophy of purely personal autonomy," he writes, when it is clear that "the state does have a positive role in extending freedom".

Critics claim the drugs lead to extreme agitation, hostility, suicide, and homicide.