Sentence examples for feeling hostile from inspiring English sources
I found myself feeling hostile to the whole idea, a hostility that manifested itself in a lazy choice of celebrities.
First impressions I get off the tube feeling hostile.
The band's ideas about the toxicity of political hegemony and mass disaffection (in particular, the various ways technology, as employed both by ourselves and our governments, can leave us feeling hostile and estranged) seem to have reached a terrifying apex of late.
Mothers' reactions included an increase in sad, caring and anxious feelings with approximately half feeling hostile after the suicide attempt.
Feeling hostile emotions is a whole lot of work.
Mnuchin, for his part, looked uncomfortable as the senators took turns subconsciously expressing their feelings, hostile or otherwise, by pronouncing his name in different ways.
She encouraged institutions to combat that tendency and to educate those who are feeling so hostile toward these others who are now ours within our midst.
Just because it is totally common for us to start feeling, say, hostile, toward our partner when junior comes home from the hospital, it doesn't mean that those feelings are harmless to the marriage OR to junior.
It wasn't hard to see why the good but somewhat porky folk of Huntington were feeling so hostile about a gobby young Brit breezing in to tell them that – with their city having been officially ranked the most unhealthy in the United States, and almost half its population considered clinically obese – he was on a mission to save them from themselves.
"It has these negative effects--which affect them personally in terms of feeling more hostile.
Major findings were: (1) Parental divorce did not correlate with increases in physical or verbal aggressive acts, but did correlate with significant increases in angry feelings and hostile thoughts (2) Higher levels of self-control and social support were found to mitigate possible adverse effects of parental divorce on adolescents' aggression.
