Sentence examples for hostile language from inspiring English sources

The EU expected domestic Tory theatre, but ministers' hostile language has also bled into personal relationships.

Williams's hostile language might make him an outlier, but he is almost certainly not a lone wolf among coaches.

She and Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, agreed to tone down their hostile language, but did not resolve underlying differences.

The hostile language toward immigration four years ago was substituted with a tribute to the role of new Americans.

David Loftesness, a senior developer, said he admired the customer focus but could not tolerate the hostile language used in many meetings, a comment echoed by many others.

Both have continued to use hostile language to attack the other for being unwilling to make the concessions necessary to reach a deal.

Many men grow up in a world of hostile body language and real physical violence that is almost entirely invisible to women.

For example, they are more predictive of discriminatory hiring decisions, lack of trust in out-group members, and hostile body language toward stereotyped out-group members.

The Welsh anthem even makes reference to it: "My country, tho' crushed by a hostile array/The language of Cambria lives out to this day".

"An hour after this heated discussion, Dr. Vajinder then accused Dr. Wang of threatening his safety by using hostile body language, although he did not summon security to assist him," Dr. Wang's lawsuit says.

The noun "homosexuals" echoes the hostile clinical language of an era – which finally ended in 1992 - when homosexuality was considered to be a mental illness that could be "cured".