Sentence examples for feel hostility from inspiring English sources

Joyce said she began to feel hostility after she filed the state discrimination complaint in July.

For the first time in months, I did not feel hostility.

The sight of young Mexican-American men with attitude, dressed in outlandish clothing, brought out the worst impulses in equally young military men already pumped to feel hostility toward aliens.

I am convinced the vast majority of us would not feel hostility towards asylum seekers if we were given a realistic representation of them, if we knew exactly who these vulnerable people were, what they have experienced, and how our government and society decide to take care of them.

This is not to suggest that many Catholic scientists feel hostility from their colleagues who are not religious or even sympathetic to religion.

— Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader "I am sure Libyans on the receiving end of U.S. and NATO bombs feel hostilities are quite definitely taking place".

An employer who feels hostility rushing through the air spends his time watching 'people having mishaps' on YouTube.

In the same fashion, many film-makers felt hostility to the Dogme 95 group, accusing it of setting unnatural and unnecessary challenges.

Pro-annexation people say they have been getting anonymous calls on their answering machines, and one anti-city realtor says she also has felt hostility.

He said going into coalition with the Tories would "taint us for a generation" but he felt hostility was beginning to thaw somewhat.

The union failed, however, because Leon and Castile felt hostility toward an Aragonese emperor; because Urraca disliked her second husband; and because Bernard, the French Cluniac archbishop of Toledo, wanted to see his protégé, Alfonso Ramírez (infant son of Urraca and her Burgundian first husband), on the imperial throne.