Sentence examples for fear of hostility from inspiring English sources

Eschewing respect for the press, his Muslim travel ban, or in his recent prayer breakfast speech declaring only "citizens can practice their beliefs without fear of hostility or a fear of violence," Trump undermines not only domestically the values that are important to American democracy but he vastly weakens the moral position of the United States and his presidency in the world.

Judgmental attitudes towards people living with HIV persist, making it difficult for people living with HIV to disclose their status for fear of hostility or discrimination, and of negatively affecting the quality of care they receive.

Fear of hostilities has precluded investment, pushed tribal Arabs out of fertile border areas, and led to a middle-class exodus.

Despite fears of hostility toward the federal government, incidents involving census workers have been relatively few.

Although Abe is able to extinguish the fire, Roma's fears of hostility from neighbors is heightened.

Japan dropped its resistance to a deal to relocate a Marine Corps air base on the island of Okinawa, driven in part by fears of hostility in its neighborhood.

Such is the antipathy that plans for a revised government programme were first delayed, then shelved, for fear of uncontainable hostility between the two sides.

Many disabled people were already scared to go out after dark or travel on public transport such is their justified fear of encountering hostility.

But one lifelong Edgewater Park resident, interviewed in the neighborhood's main parking lot, who would not give his name for fear of community hostility, said there was a reason the area had long been mostly white.

She expressed the torn feelings of many South Koreans — anger and a fear of escalating hostilities.

Oil prices last week reached $30 a barrel, partly because of fear of such hostilities and the rising crescendo of the national debate.