Sentence examples for fairly hostile from inspiring English sources

You haven't got the fans behind you, and instead it is a fairly hostile crowd.

MM: So first they're going to be a bug, which is going to be a fairly hostile environment.

3.55pm BST Scientific reaction There has been a fairly hostile response from the academic community to this study.

It was controversial (see Libretto), but he persevered, and it was effectively performed (1875), but to a shocked and scandalized audience, and fairly hostile critical reception.

Their mimicking of the American protest had a fairly hostile reception, not only from shoppers, but also on the social media on which it quickly circulated.

"The food you feed these bugs is as important as the bugs themselves in getting them to grow and colonize a fairly hostile environment," he told me.

"They were pretty hostile.

In some ways, the contest for CommonWealth is a fairly normal hostile bid with heated rhetoric, lots of litigation and managers who have grown rich from operating the company and who do not appear to want to go quietly.

Still not sure I'd call it hostile, but it is fairly impressive.

He took a fairly straightforward approach in answering often hostile questions for more than three hours, telling the audience that dealing with Israel was a reality, and that good relations with the United States were also important.

We're left with a fairly inescapable conclusion: office culture is hostile to women, denies women opportunities for promotion, devalues their contributions, silences their voices, underestimates their abilities, and penalizes them for behavior men get rewarded for.