Sentence examples for full of hostile from inspiring English sources
All the harmonicas were in that bus! We'd parked outside a diner full of hostile locals and state troopers.
The sense of vast forests full of hostile tribes surrounding a few undamaged coastal settlements is palpable.
She added, "You can drop him in a room full of hostile people and within two minutes they're all laughing and deeply enthralled by what he's saying.
From the infant's perspective, it is born into a world full of hostile microbes, with an untrained immune system and lacking the caustic stomach acid which in adults kills most bacteria.
During Charlayne Hunter's first semester at the University of Georgia, she was isolated in a dorm full of hostile coeds, and we spoke on the telephone from time to time.
The last time I had seen him, in 2004, he was full of hostile bluster about the U.S., and made no secret of his identification with the "resistance," as he described the hard-line Sunni insurgents.
They turned him from a human, a doctor, to a person with a heart full of negative and hostile emotions toward others".
"The history of Iran is full of negative and hostile interference in Arab countries, always accompanied by ruin, destruction, and the killing of innocent souls," the Saudi Foreign Minister, Adel al-Jubeir, told a hastily convened press conference.
They know when to cheer him up and when to keep their presence quiet from both his mother and the neighbourhood at large, full as it is of hostile "humanpigkind".
The community she depicts truly has an end-of-the-world feel – it is aggressive and hostile, full of chaotic, deprived households, a nightmarish vision of strikes and riots and bullying.
The challenges which they have had to overcome by themselves, isolated, faced by the dangers of severe weather and wild animals, and a terrain which was not always favourable, left their mark not only on their character but also on the culture of folk who had to manage their flocks, full of bravery, in a hostile environment, developing very peculiar strategies of survival and protection.
