Sentence examples for feeling of hostility from inspiring English sources

"It is not like times in the past, when a series of stories might have created a feeling of hostility," he said.

And today the pope tried to smooth grievances from the past, saying, "I feel deep sadness for the errors and limits of the past, and I regret that these failings may have given the impression of a lack of respect and esteem for the Chinese people, making them feel that the church was motivated by feelings of hostility towards China".

It brings increased feelings of hostility.

Such referendums can easily become hostage to general feelings of hostility to the European Union.

"Some of them, it seems, just did it for fun or feelings of hostility".

Do you often experience feelings of hostility, getting irritated or angry easily, often getting into arguments?

Such impotency is thought to be the result of deep-seated causal factors such as unconscious feelings of hostility, fear, inadequacy, or guilt.

The bloody war for Algeria's independence may have created feelings of hostility to the French system, and general alienation, which are slow to disappear.

And it was dangerous, because it engendered deep feelings of hostility and stirred homophobic responses from many people that resulted in very serious threats".

Dynamically, there are suggestions that his relationship to his father is a relatively healthy one, while that toward his mother shows some fear reaction, some feelings of hostility combined with guilt over these feelings.

But my hunch is that he will prevail on the old principle that he probably has fewer negatives than his main rivals, who attract stronger feelings of hostility, a decent moderate Tory and former poll tax rebel.