Sentence examples for feel hostile from inspiring English sources

Often, bereaved people feel hostile toward friends or doctors and isolate themselves.

There are historical reasons aplenty for Muslims to feel hostile to the West for past humiliations.

We feel hostile, angry and aggrieved when we gripe about politics.

There are many reasons to feel hostile towards Wallis Simpson, or at least towards the values she espoused.

So, the overall numbers of Christians who feel hostile toward Muslims still vastly outnumber the Muslims who believe the West is out to destroy Muslim culture.

But what makes you feel hostile toward "close talkers," as the show "Seinfeld" dubbed people who get within necking distance of you when they speak?

My feeling is that people were so wrapped up in the Olympics that they felt hostile towards the people who were in the way.

Unlike earlier protests, this one felt hostile and tense.

No, I'm just saying, it feels hostile.

Though "Black Swan" certainly feels hostile to ballet, I don't think it means to be.

When we were on top, it felt hostile out in the middle.