Sentence examples for have a hostility from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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.

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

However, unlike many in Silicon Valley, Mossberg does not seem to have a visceral hostility to Microsoft.

That means taking the dispute to international institutions such as the UN and EU, which have a kneejerk hostility to Israel.

It looks as if the new prime minister may have an anachronistic hostility towards China and a willingness to undo the good work of George Osborne.

The professional law enforcement officers advancing these probes have an "ideological hostility" only to lawbreaking. .

Print publishing has lost a lot of significance with advertisers and consumers in the digital age, but investors have a far deeper hostility to the industry.

By contrast the ethnic majority of Cambodia, the Khmers, have a tradition of hostility towards Vietnam, their country's powerful neighbour next door.

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.