Sentence examples for fiercely hostile from inspiring English sources

Many of these listen to Radio Marya, a religious radio station fiercely hostile to the EU.

He is also fiercely hostile to Medicaid, which covers 65 million Americans.

Those midterm elections will determine whether Mr. Fox spends the next three years as a lame-duck president confronting a fiercely hostile Congress.

His career thereafter was that of an unpredictable maverick, fiercely hostile to the Hollywood system, a bitter social critic in the tradition of Mark Twain.

They are passionately keen on religion, fiercely hostile to the state (particularly when it tries to take away their guns) and instinctively loathe self-appointed "elites", not least of the Frenchified variety.Multicultural, us?

In later years, as 17th-century history came to be dominated by self-styled revisionists, fiercely hostile to explanations based on social theory, he had to campaign just to get his message heard.

The result looked to many like a German embrace, for better or worse, of Anglo-Saxon capitalism: a successful, but fiercely fought, hostile bid, in which the views of institutional shareholders were in the end decisive.

The neighborhood was uncompromising, filled with revolutionaries and militants and fiercely independent, yet hostile to Glasgow's immigrant other half, working class Catholics from Ireland who settled in the city's eastern end, up river.

And Barry Levinson's "Wag the Dog" is a terrificly prescient film that is fiercely antipopulist and uncompromisingly hostile to sentiment.

If the drugs business is indeed slowing, then the gangs, such as the Mafia, may have to compete more fiercely, perhaps engaging in hostile takeovers.

Many communist countries, including the Soviet Union, East Germany, and Cuba, retaliated for the U.S.-led boycott of the 1980 Games by staying away from the 1984 Games, citing concerns over the safety of their athletes in what they considered a hostile and fiercely anticommunist environment.