Sentence examples for fierce hostilities from inspiring English sources

LONDON — On the second day of a visit to the Irish Republic, Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday visited the site of a massacre more than 90 years ago that still evokes memories of fierce hostilities between Ireland and Britain.

LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II neared the end of a visit to the Irish Republic on Thursday after visiting the site of a massacre more than 90 years ago that still evokes memories of fierce hostilities and speaking of her "deep sympathy" for past suffering.

There is fierce hostility outside to the new regime, and to the new Parliament.

Her wartime visits to the East End of London initially provoked fierce hostility.

The comic's fierce hostility to organised political parties has even been compared to Mussolini's attacks on parliamentary democracy.

It's about our ancestors leaving that country, often in bitter circumstances, and risking everything on a hazardous journey and being met with fierce hostility and scorn.

There and elsewhere, sectarian hatred seems to be on the rise, with protesters expressing increasingly fierce hostility to the Alawites, in particular.

One Connolly trait shared by top players today is a fierce hostility on the court, said Steve Flink, a tennis analyst and historian.

They tend to admire Mr Ahmadinejad's fierce hostility to America and Israel, and are ashamed of their own governments' far more pliable attitudes on that score.

Described by Camus as "the native land of the rebel", Andalusia has been inclined to banditry, anarchist politics, and a fierce hostility to the central Spanish government.

That's true enough when it comes to fierce hostility to any criticism of Syria's domestic affairs and its support for the "resistance" in Lebanon and Palestine.