Sentence examples for generate hostility from inspiring English sources

If a writer doesn't generate hostility, he is dead.

Taxi drivers in New York City are known to generate hostility, disgust or, if particularly fortunate, indifference among New Yorkers.

He interprets Pasolini's multimedia authorial performance as a masochistic act to elicit rejection, generate hostility, and highlight the contradictions that structure a repressive society.

Those associated with Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia strive for the spectacular bombing, of a mosque, government building or marketplace, in order to generate hostility and headlines.

He declares that he will not publish or in any way endorse any material likely to generate hostility or division between people of different racial, national or religious groups.

This misconception can generate hostility and a fear that opening the door to genetic research will open a door to discrimination (Tabery 2015; Munafo 2016).

They also generated hostility when they were first exhibited.

Now that Iraq is in most respects a sovereign country, that approach only generates hostility.

For some in the profession, the idea that psychological research should even be part of economics has generated hostility for years.

Mr. Meenan has also generated hostility and suspicion among the Outpost's neighbors in Fort Greene, especially because of the motorcyclists who congregate, revving their engines, outside the restaurant on Saturday nights.

In Harare's city centre, the sprawl of vendors across the pavements and at intersections has generated hostility and tension among local businesses, motorists and pedestrians, who resent the extent to which the growing presence of vendors makes it difficult to walk through town or get into "proper shops".