Sentence examples for hostile demands from inspiring English sources

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There will also, typically, be a series of increasingly hostile demands for glasses of water, and at least one trip to the toilet that will eventually be exposed as a cynical diversionary tactic.

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Survival in the hostile jungle demands conformity, shared values and dedication to the common cause.

But too many have either been silent or outright hostile to demands from polygamists for the same protections provided to other groups under Lawrence.

"She was given multiple opportunities to show improvement but instead was uncooperative, hostile and demanded an unhealthy degree of personal control over the student newspaper.

When 17-year-old Mya Petty, recently awarded the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Service Award from Washington University in St . Louisfor her leadership and community service, called the March leaders out for being exclusionary, several white women called Petty "hostile" and demanded that she be "kinder," as though compassion is a state of friendly compliance they somehow are owed. .

When 17-year-old Mya Petty, recently awarded the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Service Award from Washington University in St . Louisfor her leadership and community service, called the March leaders out for being exclusionary, several white women called Petty "hostile" and demanded that she be "kinder," as though compassion is a state of friendly compliance they somehow are owed.

In reality, the occupation will continue under another name, most likely until a hostile Iraqi populace demands that we leave.

A hostile book-clubber demands of Ableman, "Why do you hate women so much?" and cites as evidence his refusal to use "he stroke she" for the singular neuter pronoun.

The memory groups' activities inspired a national lobby for a reckoning with Spain's past, but the conservative Partido Popular of President José María Aznar, who was in power from 1996 to 2004, was hostile to such demands.

The uprisings that occurred in the early 1980s in Brixton, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and elsewhere acted as a wake-up call to a society that was either indifferent or hostile to the demands of disenfranchised and disadvantaged black people.

But although everyone agrees that the steel industry is in dire straits, few countries seemed ready to accept big cuts for themselves, and the European nations are outwardly hostile to American demands.

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