Sentence examples for hostile articles from inspiring English sources

Hostile articles combined with zillionaires seeking respectability makes for happy lawyers.

Certainly attempts were made to insert hostile articles in the press.

"Don't," the Hungarians replied: they accepted that Mr Lendvai was an expert on the communist countries of Eastern Europe, "but he writes tendentious, hostile articles about them the People's Republic of Hungary in particular".East Germany obliged: no visa.

The peer had previously rejected a call by the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, to mount such an inquiry in the wake of the row over the Daily Mail's hostile articles about his father, Ralph Miliband.

After days of hostile articles in the official Chinese news media about American interference in the region, Mr. Yang said any settlement over the South China Sea disputes should only involve those "directly concerned," in other words, not the United States.

So far, there has been no public response from Williams to the strikingly hostile articles.

He dismisses as a "cheap jibe" the ending of a hostile article in this newspaper (February 24 1936), which quite reasonably inquired whether Londonderry wanted rearmament to help Hitler fight Stalin.

Brooks's text had also began by sympathising with the prime minister over an "issue with the Times" – most likely a hostile article – and suggested she could placate him over "country supper soon".

Brooks's text began by sympathising with the prime minister over an unspecified "issue with the Times" – most likely a hostile article – and suggested that she could placate him over "country supper soon".

In an otherwise hostile article in the current Atlantic, Caitlin Flanagan wrote that a 1973 essay by Mrs. Clinton in The Harvard Educational Review "is the work of a shrewd, lawyerly mind grappling with a thorny problem and nudging a workable — and humane — solution through the thickets and deadwood of constitutional law".

She wrote a book about present giving, which prompted The Daily Telegraph to write a hostile article implying she had never done a day's work in her life, something which deeply upset her.