Sentence examples for form of hostility from inspiring English sources

Antisemitism is "a form of hostility towards Jews as 'Jews'".

Seaman's death at Spa in June 1939 put an end to his part in the rivalry, three months before a different form of hostility took over.

That same resentment now returns in the form of hostility to an interventionist EU whose leaders demand job cuts in return for bailing the Greek government out of an economic crisis.

The advantage which a comparatively small cultural group offers of allowing this instinct an outlet in the form of hostility against intruders is not to be despised.

Drivers aren't taught that intolerance toward cyclists is a form of hostility, and may wind up thinking they're higher than bikers in the commuting pecking order.

Under-exercised, under-stimulated cats can accumulate pent-up energy that takes the form of hostility toward other felines in the household.

At this late date, perhaps we should be worrying about different forms of hostility in our workplace.

But by presenting the more virulent forms of hostility against women in such a distilled form — none of the women in the film are nice guys — the film risks giving us a caricature of sexism.

Women are encountering forms of hostility they weren't prepared to meet, and are trying to figure out how to balance pride in their accomplishments against their perceived need to bolster the egos of the men they date.

And if the Bauhaus attracted such consistent forms of hostility, that is due to the power and coherence of the image it presented to the world, of disciplined and monochrome modernist simplicity, usually involving steel and glass.

But while racist ideology -- formal, articulated, theoretical racism -- is indeed a characteristic and distinctive feature of the forms of hostility to blacks and Jews that provide the central paradigms of racism, at least as important in the everyday life of racism are the deep feelings of revulsion, hostility, contempt or just plain hatred that many racists feel.