Sentence examples for had a hostility from inspiring English sources

Le Corbusier had a hostility to the messy urban street so violent that, the architect Michael Sorkin suggests, it "can only be explained by psychoanalysis", and yet most of Ulysses takes place on these streets.

Mr. Kunzru, 33, was awarded the £5,000 John Llewellyn Rhys Award for his novel "The Impressionist," but said the paper that gave the award has a "hostility toward black and Asian people".

Let's focus on the PGA and the NFL! "Sometimes in West Virginia we have a hostility toward wealth," Kercheval said.

But Gavan also had a "strong hostility" towards immigrants and planned to target an address he had seen on a television programme that he believed was linked to the July 7 bomb attacks in London.

The country's regulators have a history of hostility to Apple's products, with CCTV describing the iPhone's tracking services as a threat to national security in July this year.

They decided that he had been "insufficiently analysed" and had an unresolved hostility toward Freud.

In these four survey studies, nurse avoidance was reported to extend to a complete failure to communicate, in some instances over extended periods in situations when nurses were intimidated and afraid to call physicians who had a reputation of hostility, or from whom they had witnessed hostility in the past.

The British Muslim Initiative also denounced the selection, saying the MP had "a record of hostilities and disdain for the sacred book of Muslims".

The mass peace movement, its grown-ups, anyway, had compressed a hostility to the war into what he called a "hopeless mélange, somehow firmed, of Pacifism and closet Communism".

In a 7-2 decision, justices ruled that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had showed a hostility to religion in its handling of claims against Phillips.

"I have a natural hostility toward athletes," Apatow said.