Sentence examples for fear hostility from inspiring English sources

(An opinion poll by Russia's Levada centre in late March found 39% of Russians viewed Stalin with respect, admiration or sympathy; just 20% viewed him with fear, hostility, irritation, disgust or hatred).

The question of how this changed, how Protestants came to stress their commonality with Catholics, is, generically speaking, the question of the day: How do mutual fear, hostility and suspicion give way to amity, or at least tolerance?

Here are a few salient points: 1. Don't panic -- The shadow is built into your psyche, and when it brings fear, hostility, and resentment to the surface, those feelings want to get out.

The current study utilises 41 items from the PANAS Expanded Form [ 53] to derive Positive Affect and Negative Affect scales as well as the Fear, Hostility, Guilt, Sadness and Joviality subscales.

The city's Muslim minority feared hostility and repression.

Khan, who now specialises in terrorism cases, fears hostility from the media may make some lawyers reluctant to take on unpopular cases in future.

(The families often feared hostility on the streets, with some reason. In a tragicomic parody of French reactions, one of these women – Omera, 31, from the south of France – was threatened by an old Frenchman wielding pétanque balls).

One doctor in Detroit, who spoke on condition he not be identified, saying he feared hostility from his colleagues, said that when he finished medical school, trained in obstetrics and gynecology, he asked abortion doctors in the area to train him.

The eminent industrialist made his prediction with confidence: If the opposition party's candidate wins the presidency next month, the Taiwan stock market will crash, no question about it, because investors fearing hostilities with China will yank out their money.

It is not simply fear or hostility.

Fear and hostility shrouded the place like night.