Sentence examples for face hostility from from inspiring English sources

UN forces still face hostility from militias operating from the Indonesian-run west of the island.

He will face hostility from Hispanic voters, who detest his new immigration positions.

They risk attacks from its fans, just as those that refuse face hostility from their customers in America.

If Romney is the general election candidate, he will face hostility from independent voters, who value authenticity.

In an interview, Mr. Franks, 48, admitted that as a career politician, he could face hostility from time to time.

Many of the parents talk about the difficult progression to reconcile and befriend the enemy, and their own commitment is tested over and over again when they face hostility from their own people, or their own family members.

"Israel is already facing hostility from Egypt, Turkey and Gaza," a senior Western diplomat said.

Facing hostility from the Obama administration, the two telecommunications companies scrapped the deal.

Leaders of an embryonic unity government are exiled in Tunisia and Morocco, facing hostility from both Tripoli and Tobruk.

She remembers facing hostility from freelancers, jealous of her privileged position.

In the wake of al-Qaida's attacks on 9/11, he faced hostility from within the military.