Sentence examples for general hostility from inspiring English sources

The exchange shrugs off, and even seems to relish, general hostility to the silo model.

There is a general hostility towards far-right politics, Islamophobia and discrimination.

What unites his disparate positions is a general hostility to secularism, science, and the industrialized world.

The remoteness of the Andamanese and their general hostility toward foreigners prevented major cultural change until the mid-20th century.

In a few cases this has been the consequence of a general hostility to the whole idea of law.

But his general hostility to abortion even in cases of rape and incest is shared by many Republicans in Congress.

"The problem is that they are operating in a difficult political environment with general German hostility.

Many people here said they felt little sympathy with the pipeline operator, voicing the general Egyptian hostility to doing business with Israel and suspicion that the contract was part of a scheme to enrich Mr. Mubarak and his allies.

He publicly emphasized the racial implications of the incident, telling the Times, "The reason I decided to take it over myself was the combination gang-like rape activity accompanied by the racial slurs and general racial hostility..

Not very well, according to the experience of one reader: I had to leave the UK after 17 years and general media hostility towards immigrants was a contributing factor.

These books, though, draw on a general liberal hostility to Catholicism (because of its opposition to abortion rights and alleged misogyny) and, in the works of Brown and Pullman, the Vatican may also be a surrogate for other disgusts.