Sentence examples for felt hostile from inspiring English sources

Unlike earlier protests, this one felt hostile and tense.

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

I thought maybe they weren't interested or they felt hostile to a jumped-up potter coming in, making up stuff.

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

For all his life Yeats felt hostile to the extreme objectivism of Newtonian physics; but as he grew older he read popularized accounts of Einstein's work, and he came to believe that advanced scientific thought was starting to converge with Yeats's own philosophical beliefs Berkeleian and occultist.

Since Mr. Khashoggi disappeared, it has also become clear that he had close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, an international Islamist movement that in recent decades has embraced elections as the best way to bring change to the region — another reason the prince might have felt hostile toward him.

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

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.

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