Sentence examples for harbor hostility from inspiring English sources

Just as it would be morally wrong for me to decline to write a letter of recommendation for someone for a job because I harbor hostility to his racial makeup, it would be morally wrong for me to decline an offer of friendship from the same person just from aversion to his racial makeup.

For those who harbor hostility towards refugees, this report was a good excuse for an uproar.

He's the most beloved statewide public official by far, his conservatism matching that of his deep-red state, even if some residents still harbor hostility for him.

But after she began working as an adviser on Barack Obama's Presidential campaign, in 2007, his critics quoted that interview in accusing him of harboring hostility toward Israel, and Power disavowed her comments.

Coal has also become an element in the presidential race, as energy executives have poured tens of millions of dollars into campaigns backing Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, and accusing the Obama administration of harboring hostility to coal through tightened air pollution rules.

In a follow-up tweet, Zarif criticized Trump ― who has been steadily reimposing sanctions on Iran ― for harboring "hostility toward an entire people". .

They act as a sanity check when America feels beleaguered, a reassurance that not all foreigners harbor reflexive hostility to the United States.

But he "never harbored any hostility toward the United States or its citizens," she said.

Mr. Weldon had to testify, answering questions about whether he harbored a hostility toward Christianity or the Bible.

The Pakistani masses have long harbored deep hostility to the United States, which is now being reciprocated by many Americans.

The show harbors a hostility toward propriety, and even basic decency, for which the word "irreverent" will not suffice.