The advent of digital communication has allowed us to engage in consequence-free hostility — when facial reactions and emotional responses are placed at a remove.
Can the party simultaneously appeal to a Scottish electorate drawn to unabashed social democracy and to an English electorate, apparently yearning for a combination of aspiration, fiscal prudence and a strain of English nationalism, one not entirely free of hostility to the Scots?
Instead, the press reps say, Fox News has ushered in a new era of corporate responsibility and a workplace free of hostility and retaliation.
"If we think about what Title IX is about, it's about ensuring that students have an environment free of hostility; that they feel safe, welcome, and secure on our campuses, and that includes our classes".
Ram's descent plays out against a backdrop of New York as Palookaville, full of free-floating hostility and natives who spout movie-bred clichés.
It wasn't immediately clear what drove the fantasy — a desire for less free-floating hostility in the campaign, I suppose, but that seemed too easy.
The allusions and references he brings to bear on the subject are wide-ranging, surprising, and, at times, shocking — a blend of historical curiosity and free-flowing hostility.
By recognizing hooks for what they are -- bait for the prey's free-floating hostility -- you should be able to swim past them.
Headstrong, brutally candid, radiating a free-floating hostility that seems to stem from some deep, gnawing disappointment (especially in men), she is the embodiment of what might be called a postfeminist malcontent.
Leibovich connects his joylessness to the campaign's "free-floating hostility" and to "how bad off the country felt and how outmatched our politicians were by the severity of our problems and how obvious it was that the proverbial 'tone' of Washington wouldn't change no matter who won".
[ image: /photos/5909543f6552fa0be682ca38] Leibovich connects his joylessness to the campaign's "free-floating hostility" and to "how bad off the country felt and how outmatched our politicians were by the severity of our problems and how obvious it was that the proverbial 'tone' of Washington wouldn't change no matter who won".
