Sentence examples for feels hostile from inspiring English sources

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

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

Just as the patient often feels hostile toward the therapist, "the therapist will have some negative emotional responses even to his most cherished patients," Dr. Gaylin writes.

Eric Clapton says that he's giving up touring, as the travelling is "unbearable" and it feels "hostile" everywhere he goes (Clappers, don't put yourself down, your guitar solos aren't that long).

Two months into the FN's rule, the town hardly feels hostile to migrants.

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.

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.

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